Cape Argus - 2021-03-12

• Protests escalate after Wits death
• More woes for Mkhwebane
• EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMEN­T BEGINS WITH PARENTS
• MUCH TO ADMIRE ABOUT MOTSEPE, SAYS ARENDSE
• AN EXTREME SWIM FOR A GOOD CAUSE
• Parking problem at Mitchells Plain mall
• Reflecting on first cases
• City collects R26 000 in Covid-19 fines
• ANC targets MEC over thousands of unplaced learners
• Criminals phishing in vaccine hype
• R6bn returned to NSFAS to fund first-year students
• Motsepe hailed as the right man for the job
• Silent protest against drilling for oil
• Ex-Transnet CEO claims he was ‘ambushed’
• Commission on Khoisan matters to be establishe­d – Ramaphosa
• Oceana, beneficiar­ies in bitter battle over shares
• Gambling bill back on the table
• Message in response to Allan Wolman letter on Mogoeng saga
• Simple solution to SA’s violent crime
• Vaccine roll-out creates apartheid consequenc­es
• Famous Brands reports big fall in sales due to lockdowns
• Sanlam’s annual profit up 24%
• Fraction of qualifying buyers apply for subsidy
• Suu Kyi ‘payments’ probe
• US says it won’t send vaccines to EU anytime soon
• Ancient fish gives clues about our origins
• NO ECONOMIC EXCLUSION FOR STUDENTS
• Two SA films on Bafta 2021 list
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• ‘Downton Abbey’ sequel to be filmed by Christmas
• Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival to honour founder
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Gunners locked on Spurs derby
• Chiefs simply have to get better – Hunt
• Seam, not spin on SA’s radar in India
• BULLS HAVE ISSUES FOR STORMERS GAME

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