Cape Argus - 2021-03-17

• Public Protector faces inquiry
• Battle rages over secrecy of CR17 funding records
• FARMERS REAP FRUITS OF TRANSFORMA­TION PROJECT
• VELVET WORMS FOUND ON GARDEN ROUTE
• MOTSEPE HAS AMBITIOUS PLANS FOR CONTINENT
• Rebuilding of burnt-out homes hits snags
• All countries were caught off guard by pandemic
• Vandals strip Jakes Gerwel street lights
• Union flexes its muscle over wage freeze
• Contents of king’s will to be revealed tomorrow
• Zuma wants to keep state-funded millions for trial
• Maynier betting on vaccine to spur economic growth
• ‘Suspended’ CPUT students call for legal assistance
• Trade in illegal abalone is a sea of corruption
• MEC urges parents to participat­e in SGB elections
• Medical waste warning
• Municipal by-elections set for April 21
• LET’S EXAMINE DISCOURSE, THE GENTLE ART OF DISCUSSION
• COMPENSATI­ON FOR DOMESTIC WORKERS
• Applaud little steps Ramaphosa’s taking to resolve land issue
• Wellness of medical staff paramount
• Motsepe must transform the PSL
• World going to get dirtier
• We will scrap peace deal, says North Korean official
• Fixing service delivery
• Mobilising female talent and potential
• DA MEC JUMPED THE GUN
• Consumer confidence recovers lost ground
• Recovery in building sector continues
• Liquid Telecom rebrands as one-stop tech group
• Shoprite sales are on the rise by 4.7% to R83.4bn
• Pay-as-you-go gas retailer opens first station in Soweto
• ‘Mank’ leads Oscar race...
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Driven ‘MSC’ follows dad to the letter
• Give these Lions cubs another shot
• Bulls to lead the charge
• Captaining is really cool, says Wolvaardt
• The joy of coaching Jemma
• STORMERS GIVEN SCRUMMING TIPS
• Sundowns prove pedigree

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