Cape Argus - 2023-02-03

• City’s R120bn infrastruc­ture plan ‘beacon of hope’
• SA Tourism set on R1bn Spurs deal
• Top Western Cape matriculan­ts celebrated at premier’s residence
• Life for Facebook rapist
• ‘Sex traffic’ hearing told of locked room
• Hanover Park mom shot near child’s school
• ON THIS DAY FEBRUARY 3
• 29 local firms join roll-out of 4-day work week scheme
• Eskom board to terminate COO position
• How longer summer days affect sleep cycles and behaviour
• Public encouraged to nominate meaningful heritage sites
• Excitement as Gift of the Givers founder opens Sir Lowry’s Pass school Astroturf
• Reservatio­ns, support for state of disaster proposal
• Is solar SA’s energy crisis solution?
• 12-year-old poet launches book
• Writer should concern himself with his own country before attacking Israel
• LEADERSHIP AND THE TROUBLING REALITY OF MISFIT POLITICS
• Advice for those suffering from the challenges of modern times
• British invasion of Iran ended in exile in Joburg
• Realistic solutions to tackle gender inequality
• Regard state of disaster plans with suspicion
• Mass shutdown looming
• Gunmen attack Nigeria election office weeks before vote
• Police trust shattered by attack
• Air strikes trigger Gaza rocket fire
• Ukraine urges EU sanctions
• Pope urges youth to shun corruption
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• ‘Golden Oldies’ first at Kirstenbos­ch Summer Sunset Concerts
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Who will come out on top in the expected run-fest?
• ‘The right time’ for Varane to retire from internatio­nal football
• Six of the best for the Six Nations
• Gill’s skills make the world take notice
• Du Plessis keen to repay Bulls
• Gatland makes Wales dangerous, says Popham
• Klaasen: Players need backing from selectors
• Stormers’ fringe players get last chance to impress

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