Cape Argus - 2024-01-18

• TOP COP: ‘PAARL IS TOO WHITE’
• DA and SA Zionists ‘defending white privilege’ in cricket row
• IEB matrics of 2023 toast 98% pass rate
• Community demands safety for schoolchil­dren
• Tourist robbed of cellphone in Bo-Kaap, suspect caught
• Palestine ‘road rage’ suspect suspended and charged
• ON THIS DAY
• ‘Takalani Sesame’ tackles ‘bullying’ in season 14
• Minister Blade Nzimande dismisses yet another NSFAS tender exposé
• ‘State covered Ramaphosa’s R32m legal bills’
• Tongaat flood deaths ‘avoidable’
• Community waiting for 7 years for City sites to be turned into housing
• GOVERNMENT MUST BE CONDUCIVE TO JOB CREATION
• ENKOSI SOUTH AFRICA FOR DECOLONISI­NG THE LAW
• New strikes after aid deal
• Protesters, cops clash as activist jailed
• Population declines as young Chinese delay having children
• Zambia, Zimbabwe hardest hit by cholera outbreak
• Tax the rich more – heiress
• Mineral exploratio­n will benefit SA economy
• Embrace independen­t thinking this year
• Matric cheating allegation­s taint KZN’s reputation
• The most anticipate­d movie releases of the new year
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Derby a ‘pretty big game’ for MI Cape Town at Newlands
• Game-wise, I was quite flat for some parts of the match, says Djokovic
• West Ham dumped out of FA Cup, Newport set up Man United tie
• Ngidi on fire in easy Paarl Royals win
• Stormers ‘want the Paris crowd to be hectic’
• Three changes SA coach must make for Namibia clash

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