Cape Argus - 2023-02-06

• Heads roll as Spurs deal is investigat­ed
• Deputy Mabuza’s plans to resign ‘stalled’ by President Ramaphosa
• Mystery surrounds fatal stabbing of Stellenbos­ch soccer star
• Playboy loses kidnap gag bid
• Woman accused of defrauding boss of R15m to appear in court
• Judge hammers state lawyers in Cosas 4 case
• Climate change ups risk of unpreceden­ted blazes
• Two rhinos killed, dehorned in the Eastern Cape
• Decision to boot Israeli rugby team welcomed
• Youth urged to apply for Zeitz MOCAA Art Club bursary
• ‘No crisis’ over fuel import for Koeberg
• Landmark challenge against GM maize
• Malema warns EFF leadership to get a matric or get going
• Kalk Bay streets revved-up with vintage vehicles
• ‘Farmworker­s transporte­d like animals’
• Using art as a weapon to fight political treachery
• SADLY, VIOLENCE IS THE LANGUAGE OF OUR YOUNG DEMOCRACY
• Essential trio of Kruger Park guide books
• Reality of youth inequality
• Charles III left off Australian banknotes
• SPURS DEAL SHOWS POOR JUDGEMENT
• QUICK READ
• Fierce fighting in Bakhmut
• Regional leaders renew calls for ceasefire in eastern DRC
• 23 dead as forest fires ravage Chile
• Warship scuttled despite pollution concerns
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Cast of ‘Giyani: Land of Blood’ hint at what fans can expect from season 3
• Newzroom Afrika launches Nguni language news broadcast
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Faf leads JSK into semis
• Wynberg edge ’Bosch in thriller
• Powell has ‘no excuses’ for Sharks
• Now it’s Ten Hag’s turn to take a swipe at VAR
• Mokwena, Riveiro to keep calm and carry on
• High stakes in all-top flight cup clashes
• Ireland, Scotland show their worth
• FIVE-DAY TV GUIDE
• Stormers to give star playmaker Libbok a rest
• Galaxy stand firm against Chiefs
• Barker on Stellies’ ‘superb’ win
• Forest are thankful for keeper Navas

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