Cape Times - 2019-06-07

• Indigenous language Spelling Bee winners
• Farm residents’ hopes of tenure dashed after 20 years
• Leopard killing toddler a ‘rare occurrence’
• Zaahier’s open letter to AB de Villiers
• Macron thanks WWII veterans
• Rand sinks to 15 to the greenback
• Knysna: more devastatin­g fires inevitable
• CPUT lecturer leads breast cancer study
• Illness grounds tour guide mutt
• SANParks leads big push to clean up Knysna
• 2020 school choice results out today
• Robbers hit high school
• Zonnebloem name change tabled
• Community in fear after death of alleged gang leader
• Fatal pupils stabbing: accused claims self-defence
• Family of PAC founder, Sobukwe’s appeal after son’s death
• ‘Soul City’ touches women’s lives with popular Indian TV series
• Recognitio­n for those looking after the Earth
• Data available on HIV deaths
• Detailing aftermath of Parkland mass shooting
• Transnet graft rampant under Molefe, Singh, inquiry told
• Apartheid activist Simelane presumed dead
• Reshuffle call after SACP leaders’ snub
• ON THIS DAY
• EFF accused of disregardi­ng the poor
• Obstacles must be overcome to make free trade area succeed
• THE PROTEAS JUST NOT GOOD ENOUGH AT WC
• It’s imperative that the name Zonnebloem be changed to its former one – District Six
• Make us proud Banyana
• Gove content to delay Brexit
• Dutch teenager traumatise­d after rape, starves to death at home
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Eight bidders show interest in Gupta-linked mines |
• Omnia puzzle deepens as Rod Humphries ‘quits’ |
• The Future Just Arrived – But is South Africa Ready?
• Glint of the gold price soaring gives hard-pressed producers a temporary reprieve
• Ramaphosa steps in to quell spats over privatisat­ion of Sarb
• Google hopes $2.6bn will lift gathering clouds
• Global banks fined for foreign-exchange collusion
• TRUMP RESOLUTE ON CHINA TARIFFS BUT HAPPY TO DEAL
• Exports generated by internatio­nal tourism reach $1.7trln in 2018
• Stenprop wants to substantia­lly increase the size of its UK MLI properties this year
• Renergen debut shares surge on Australian Securities Exchange
• Lack of skills to blame for local authoritie­s’ imploding
• BRIDGESTON­E CE IN SURPRISE RESIGNATIO­N
• When advanced AI meets 4IR
• Convergenc­e of technologi­es the next big thing
• Autonomous airships: the future of deliveries
• UBER IS TESTING CHOPPER SERVICE IN THE US
• RAND SINKS, BOURSE FLAT
• WHY I’LL ONLY BE BETTING ON TWO GAMES THIS WEEK
• Willemse out for a month
• Pictured,
• Ode dreams of scoring winner against Spain
• WHAT’S ON BAFANA
• Soqrat out to prove his mettle
• Cape on a serious coffee note
• A festival of the factual
• NATHAN ADAMS

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