Cape Times - 2019-08-23

• Dog Lucky lives up to name after shooting
• Westerford devided on racist remark
• Ramaphosa shoots down new inquiry
• Things going swimmingly for #TeamSA
• South32 closes door on its SA coal business
• Keizersgra­cht Street now Hanover Street
• Illegally traded lion cub found in Athlone
• Call for public to save Uitsig animal shelter
• Nature estate on auction to save white rhinos
• Internatio­nal trend-setting hashtag turns 12
• Cites votes to protect giraffes
• ‘Serving in the police force was his life’
• UCT says it can’t resolve protest action outside its properties
• Cops probe sexual abuse of children
• MyCiTi N2 Express contract flawed, says Plato
• Community leader ‘slain due to power struggle’
• Load shedding work cinches major prize
• ‘Accused went on stolen card shopping spree’
• Second chance for some to write exams
• ANC retains Khayelitsh­a ward 95 in landslide
• Plastics industry in major recycling drive
• Famine weed poses threat to SA’s food security, study finds
• Japan welcomes African countries
• Unisa, China collaborat­e on new energy
• Seeking Chinese investment
• Wildlife specialist hailed for her work
• Study: 79 plants extinct in SA’s biodiversi­ty hotspots
• Campaign drivers hosted at wildlife experience
• SA blueberry production hits record high
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 920
• Homelessne­ss issue demands urgency
• Malls show no interest in our safety
• True cost of training SA doctors in Cuba
• The story of a daughter with two mothers
• Parliament mulls probe into fitness of PP
• Zondo defends R100m spent by probe
• Government approves new service delivery model
• Magashule denies ATM claims, seeks cash
• AU backs Kenya for Security Council seat
• ON THIS DAY AUGUST 23
• Are universiti­es preparing our students for realities of 4IR?
• NO EQUALITY IN DENOUNCING GENDER
• Sporting joy makes us kinder
• Asia-Pacific counts costs of disasters
• Micro plastics in drinking water don’t pose risk – WHO
• Still hope for negotiated Brexit
• G7 adopts mantra of protesters
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Mr Price shares take a beating on weak trading update figures
• Minister Ncube says no new notes will be issued
• India health ministry ‘wants to ban production, import of e-cigarettes’
• Three strikes and you’re out, says Fitch
• A short-term spike for Bitcoin is on the cards
• HONG KONG BANKS PLACE LAW AND ORDER ADVERTS
• Exxaro ready to work with the government
• Italtile plans to open more stores despite weak trading conditions
• Standard Bank expecting the Ivory Coast to start taking off
• DENEL SELLS R50 MILLION TWO-YEAR FLOATING NOTES
• Is gene editing the beginning of a slippery slope?
• Why the ‘Please Call Me’ product is worth billions
• NUMBRS RAISES $1BN AS IT PREPARES TO EXPAND
• PFC can satisfy Cape MMA fans’ appetite
• Rowers begin Olympic qualifying Disabled people ‘can do everything’
• Jessica excited to see more warrior women
• Major changes for MTB Dash
• ‘There is no way’ that Akpeyi can push Khune aside at Chiefs
• Banyana big guns called up for Tokyo 2020 Olympic qualifier
• Three WP players who will be key in attack
• RETURNING BOKS ‘DESERVE’ TO START AT LOFTUS
• IFAB tell English Premier League to get in line on VAR usage
• ARE YOU READY FOR THE EPL AGAIN? |
• WILL SERENA HAVE HER WAY ON HOME SOIL?
• ENGLAND’S KAMIKAZE KIDS
• NO ALL BLACKS AT THE OLYMPICS?
• Unlce Frank to face a hard task
• HOW TO POUR THE PERFECT BEER
• Craft booze gains traction
• Honouring a pioneer
• Love’s in the air, along with all the drama
• What to watch

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