The Herald (South Africa) - 2015-06-17

• Bay battle gets nasty
• Youth Day sees media activism in PE extended
• Clampdown on rogue medics, ambulances
• LA FEMME: Goth dress may spark trend
• SPORT: Bafana bounce back
• Still in love – 61 years later
• Emotion high at rework of iconic picture
• Strong words for young ears
• Sudan-SANDF standoff denied
• Pupil transport ‘riddled with fraud’
• Ban on check-in with e-cigarettes
• Business ‘must aid youth’
• Madiba’s grandson criticises EFF MPs
• Student succeeds in competitio­n
• Signal disruption unlikely – minister
• Jayde: big guns for bail appeal bid
• Doctors warn over celebrity births trend
• Smith’s Deane aiming for big hit
• Trump to run for president
• No fast solution to dumping
• Ex-deputy mayor Ngcolomba sworn into Bhisho legislatur­e
• Residents take action to clean up areas
• The Herald’s online presence goes from strength to strength
• R52bn plan to fix East Cape schools
• Mayor decides to use own car after series of accidents
• V&R Auto may have to close
• Pop icon’s son ditches name
• On meeting Dracula, Saruman and Dooku
• Fists raised as PE bruisers inspire in battle of Bloem
• Child ambassador puts plight of youth brides under AU spotlight
• Warning of reduced scripts as medicines in short supply
• San trackers roped in to solve Europe’s Stone Age riddles
• Two injured as truck plunges into gorge along Blaauwkran­tz Pass
• Court sentences Morsi to death
• Man pleads not guilty on horror rape, child traffickin­g charges
• British woman compensate­d after police strip-search ordeal
• Poverty blamed for selling of child brides in Africa
• Rare burial cloth 3 000 years old up for auction
• Stolen puppy returned after online campaign
• Chirpy parrot sparks worries over blaze
• Five killed as flat balcony collapses
• Eighteen die, 98 hurt in rail disaster
• Georgia rekindling ancient winemaking art
• Greece sticks to hard line on debt as markets continue to fall
• Eskom tariff hike bid slated
• Banks switching focus from plan to be ‘masters of the universe’
• AerCap orders 100 Boeing 737s
• Broll buys out Finlay to extend Africa footprint
• Syrian wine in a class all of its own
• Deal set to make Coty world’s top perfume maker
• Hair today on the road tomorrow
• ‘Female Viagra’ may be approved in US
• Warm story of a blankie
• BYE BYE WEDDING CAKE – TRY THIS FRESH TAKE
• FEMME POINT
• Send us your wedding pictures
• Modern trends eat away at tradition
• Celebratio­n of women
• YOUR DAILY WHAT’S ON GUIDE
• CHEESY HAKE PIE
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• Realising potential of youth
• Our national holidays have become devalued
• Young media minds are an eye-opener
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Keep to promise made to youth
• Woman lies at the roadside for five hours
• SA govt shows lack of backbone
• Represente­d best of SA journalism
• Put Cull’s ideas into practice
• Enforce law on seat belts
• Tampering causes an electricit­y spike
• Young Boks put on their brave faces
• Spies regrets lost chances as Bulls regroup
• Australia coach faces positive pace dilemma
• Former rugby star Adri van Wyk dies
• Hewitt’s still out to net Wimbledon upset
• Eight to line up for Derby
• Stars’ league status hangs by a thread
• Feast of goals in Copa America
• Group F tussle for Women’s World Cup last 16
• Bartlett joins list of coaches shown door
• Komphela’s Maritzburg exit already on
• Bafana’s task gets a little tougher
• Cane looks set to succeed McCaw
• England to host U20 rugby champs
• Smooth move to grass for Wawrinka
• Crisis-hit Milan go for fourth coach
• New star chases smell of success
• New Kings coach to tackle key areas
• Vermeulen heading for Toulon
• SPIETH SEEKS US OPEN WIN
• JELE STILL EYES BAFANA SPOT
• Superb showing for SA hockey women

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