Cape Times - 2016-06-22

• Whizz-kid’s book chosen for primary school reading
• ‘Doctors on drugs to cope’
• Fears over partnershi­p with EU
• Knysna’s ‘misuse of funds’ to be probed
• Protector job list set to go public
• Beast on fixing Bok scrum
• Cancer risk ‘reduced by eating porridge’
• Yoga Day: City demo inspires many
• UK poll on EU is too close to call
• Sweden set to quiz Assange inside embassy
• Orlando gunman’s call transcript released
• Troika for South Sudan wants 28-state policy revoked
• Moz in search for mediators
• Police officers honour Sandla at memorial
• Former top cop gets 18 years for illegal gun trade
• Sassa fraud syndicate member to assist State, sentence suspended
• Ex-SABC executive still missing in KZN
• Girl, 8, doing her utmost to help hospital fund reach R10m target
• Feeding scheme boosts 300 pupils
• Gigaba looking to lighten asylum burden
• Zuma thanks labour for ‘shared vision and unity of purpose’
• Education MEC ponders Isaacs appeal
• Plotters behind Tshwane unrest
• Malema in stand-off with mob, police
• Moving words by Zinde’s son during funeral service
• ‘Titanic trip’ for novice SA yachties
• Eskom lauds conviction of former boss
• Public charter schools deserve serious considerat­ion
• How you can play a part in feeding hungry schoolchil­dren
• Leave it to your wife!
• Ominous squabbles
• Remedy for doctors
• Moral duty
• Jury out on Allister
• Saluting a comrade
• Reporting on Mateen’s senseless murders exposes Islamophob­ic tactics
• Safmarine has stood the test of time in shipping industry
• Doing the right thing
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• SA battles low growth as leaders unite
• Retail motor industry wage talks move too slow
• Container trade falls – Maersk report
• US unveils landmark rules for use of drones
• SHOULD I STAY OR GO?
• Would business win or lose from a vote to leave?
• A downgrade has been averted, but what now?
• Poultry row full of water like brined chicken
• Trainer sparks uproar by beating Chinese bank workers
• Iron ore to take longer to balance, says BHP
• Metair expects drop in earnings
• New Rio Tinto boss ousts key rival in reshuffle
• Amplats warns of 20% drop in profit
• BHP Billiton forecasts rise in coking coal demand
• SA’s agricultur­al sector would be hit hard by a Brexit
• Bank in crisis Standard Chartered cleans house
• Grindrod says bans on welfare grant deductions are unlawful
• Mining charter unclear – Deloitte
• Tencent leads Supercell deal for $8.6bn stake in gaming company
• Central bankers scramble to pre-empt fallout from UK exit
• US billionair­e likens a Brexit to costly divorce
• Hedge funds see profit in EU crisis
• Delpech holds July ace
• The passing of a true original
• FIVE INNINGS THAT THRILLED THE WORLD

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