Cape Argus - 2024-06-26

• ‘HITMAN’ IN COURT FOR MURDER OF CITY STAFFER
• DA insists on its own DGs but says it’s not cadre deployment
• BackaBuddy campaign to fund suspended DA MP’s legal battle
• Two more Grindr kidnapping victims
• SAPS told to pay R160 000 for wrongful arrest, assault
• National Health lab confirms cyberattac­k
• ON THIS DAY JUNE 26
• Our Cape Town Heritage to showcase ‘Coloured’ heritage
• Search efforts for boy, 9, ongoing in Hermanus surf
• EMS heroes share on the job insights in new book
• Relocation of Labour centre in Mitchells Plain
• Cape Agulhas has new mayor in Ross
• DA eyes stewardshi­p of PIC’s R2.6 trillion
• Payments on bonds could drop this year
• EFF, eNCA tiff intensifie­s over Tabane rant
• Will the Government of National Unity work?
• Racist grunt spoils GNU broth
• End war or war will be the end of mankind
• What caused the George collapse?
• GNU: Harmonisat­ion is key to success
• Threats, hate speech, anxiety reach boiling point on social media
• Vigilance is key to preventing fire-related injuries and deaths
• Ten relatives of Hamas chief killed by Israeli bombardmen­t
• Alcohol kills almost 3 million people a year – WHO
• Sanctions for supporting Iranian arms
• Kenyan protesters killed
• Assange finally set free after plea deal
• Career options in evolving security sector
• ADHD in the workplace: stigma to strength
• Trevor Noah to release a picture book to teach youngsters life lessons
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• PJ Morton is ready to rock 3 cities in 3 days with his upcoming ‘Cape Town To Cairo’ tour
• Belgium count on De Bruyne, Lukaku to break deadlock
• Bulls steal win with late penalty in Jukskei derby
• Proteas shift focus to Test match
• Proteas hope cricket gods will keep smiling on them
• Rassie makes big Buthelezi, Dixon calls as Grobbelaar, Wessels ‘impress’
• Lara’s backing fuels Afghan cricketers’ fairy-tale rise

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