Cape Argus - 2024-01-25

• MASS EVICTION OF ILLEGALS IN CBD
• Mayor defends Twigg against ‘political’ trash talk
• Man confesses to starting CBD fire
• Smash and grab incidents on rise
• Muzi Sibiya implicates Khumalo in Senzo Meyiwa ‘hit’
• Road rage has ‘nothing’ to do with Palestine or Israel
• 1533 ON THIS DAY JANUARY 25
• Athlone School for the Blind matric class of ‘23 honoured
• 24 WC schools affected by 26 incidents of burglary and vandalism
• Reports can’t be withheld because of outstandin­g fees – WCED
• Parents, children stage protest over unplaced learners
• More than 1 600 companies liquidated in 2023 – Stats SA
• Seasonal contracts are cold comfort
• Policy to curb schoolgirl pregnancie­s
• Mother jailed for refusing father access to his child
• Future of KZN in the safe hands of ANC-led alliance
• Communitie­s need to play their part
• City of Durban must get its act together
• IT IS CRUCIAL FOR US TO HOLD GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABL­E
• Parties should come up with plans to engage the youth
• Evil ANC shouldn’t present itself to the world as righteous
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• ‘Red Ink’ trailer drops, hinting at thrills and bloody kills in hot series
• Coaches pay price for early Afcon exits
• Pochettino delighted as Blues hit Middlesbro­ugh for a six
• Historic Mauritania victory condemns Mahrez’s Algeria to shock Afcon loss
• Hamza’s ‘journey of learning’ comes full circle in New Zealand
• It’s a matter of self-belief for Blitzboks’ ‘Tricky Ricky’
• Ngannou capable of ‘massive upset’ against Joshua, says Warren
• Bafana survive Tunisia test to reach the last 16
• Minnows shed Afcon underdogs tag as former champions disappoint
• Aubaas ‘sad’ to miss Afcon, but aims to thrive at Sundowns
• Six players to watch in Capitals v Sunrisers clash

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