Cape Argus - 2021-03-30

• Call to probe Day Zero ‘profits’
• Mfuleni shootings claim six
• TOURISM, NETFLIX DEAL TO BOOST SECTOR
• METSILENG BAGS UGLY BETTY ROLE
• Informal settlement wants basic services
• Fears criminal networks will influence elections
• Ex-reservist loses bid to erase conviction
• President warns of Covid case increase over Easter
• Province wants to grow agricultur­al exports
• ANC set to pronounce on Magashule’s future
• Koko questions evidence at Zondo inquiry
• Revenue, budget advisers for battling municipali­ties
• Gumede donation haunts eThekwini
• LET’S DEBUNK THE MYTHS AROUND HOMELESSNE­SS
• Turning to God is the only solution to the country’s problems
• Democracy across tbe world under ruthless assault from jackboot of fascism
• Hindu culture marked by religious tolerance
• Mom dies in brutal arrest
• Thousands take to the streets as more protesters are killed
• Gender in the Great Reset
• Call for support to combat Palma terror
• NO CHOICE BUT TO IMPLEMENT HOLIDAY CURBS
• MTN sees rise in traditiona­l and VoIP calls
• FNB programme to boost black-owned accounting practices
• Up Money illegal scheme fined R1m
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Big guns flex muscles in Europe
• Steady Horschel takes the honours
• Van Reenen a sign of things to come
• Brad hopes data will show him the way
• Verstappen hard to beat
• Boks still in good shape
• I’m Real sorry but I’m going back – Bale
• How to fix Bafana mess
• Bavuma’s World Cup journey begins now
• Real team work key for happy Dolphins
• I have failed as a coach, says Ntseki

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