Cape Argus - 2023-02-01

• ‘Declaring a disaster will be disaster’
• Long-serving staff reflect on Groote Schuur as it turns 85
• City threatens to demolish crime-prevention wall built by residents
• Man’s death fall on Chapman’s Peak among 5 105 EMS cases
• ON THIS DAY FEBRUARY 1
• Hope in stalled case of model accused of assaulting ex-wife
• Capetonian­s warned over water use
• Corruption has become fashionabl­e, says analyst as SA slips down index
• UCT and SRC in agreement over students without digs
• Property sector switched on to cash-for-power deal
• Explore fiction to add wisdom and entertainm­ent to real life
• Western superpower­s risk paying a heavy price in Eastern wars
• People of faith all need to speak out
• NSC matric results nothing to celebrate
• Authoritie­s must take tiger issue by the tail
• SA tip-toes on Israel terror
• ‘Bregret’ as gloom hangs over 3rd Brexit anniversar­y
• 28 killed in new jihadist attacks
• Radioactiv­e capsule lost in Outback
• Blinken meets Palestinia­n leadership
• Pope welcomed in the DRC
• African companies to increase spend on cloud services
• Corporate Governance Index shows improvemen­t
• Anti-corruption efforts are flounderin­g, survey shows
• Retelling of Greek tragedy will resonate with South Africans today
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Cancelo ditches City for Bayern Munich
• Real set to dominate as Tau’s Al Ahly open Club World Cup
• Wade boosts Super Kings, David adds firepower for MI Cape Town
• Senatla ‘can go for 80 minutes’ for Stormers
• Van Niekerk ‘given ample opportunit­y’ in fitness test
• Miller: Proteas must be ‘nice and clinical’
• Big blow as United lose Eriksen until May

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