Cape Argus - 2023-01-31

• ‘City mum on R300m housing tender fraud’
• 42 schools vandalised over the holidays
• Joint SAPS team to track killers who massacred 8
• Ten arrested while trying to rob factory
• Sick note saga doesn’t end well for employee
• Gala dinner to keep Islamic art alive
• Friends of Blind cheer 90 years
• Cost of blackouts higher than Covid-19 pandemic
• Zambian PP: executive is the greatest threat to the office
• WC to spend R88.8m to mitigate load shedding
• EFF threatens nationwide shutdown over power losses
• THIS MONTH LET’S LOVE THE GOOD NEWS
• Don’t be surprised if matric pass figure was padded
• Nigeria braces for February elections
• Ramaphosa’s energy policy not convincing
• Kyiv a pawn in proxy war
• 22 million at risk of starvation in drought-hit Horn of Africa
• Pandemic warning for the world
• Blinken calls for calm in Israel
• Flood-hit Auckland faces more rain woes
• How the regulator deals with pension funds in distress
• 5 questions every trader should ask
• PwC forecast five key macro data scenarios
• Fans delighted as Sjava releases first full-length album ‘Isibuko’ in five years
• U2 announce ‘Songs of Surrender’, project featuring 40 re-recorded songs
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• In-form Pirates out to stun leaders Sundowns
• Zwane convinced Chiefs have turned the corner
• An honour to take over at Everton, says Dyche
• Terblanche: Bulls face tough assignment
• Howe wants his Toon players to express themselves
• Like him or not, Djokovic may be the greatest

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