Cape Argus - 2024-01-31

• 10111 OUT OF ORDER FOR A WHOLE WEEK
• Class of 2023 saw increase in pass rate
• Marius Fransman returns to politics with new party
• W Cape is battling unrelentin­g blazes
• 76 homes gutted in three separate fires
• Schoolgirl, 12, killed by stray bullet
• ON THIS DAY JANUARY 31
• Thousands of frogs ‘massacred’
• Dr Bhavna Patel bids a fond farewell to Groote Schuur Hospital after 23 years
• SA Agulhas I’s symbolic handover marks transition to new German owners
• July unrest victims unhappy with results of the SAHRC report
• DA says ANC disrupted WC Powers Bill process
• Sekunjalo disputes Sarb, PA misjoinder complaint
• MAKING THE MOST OF OUR FLEETING TIME
• Jewish contributi­on to SA remembered
• Destructio­n ahead in 2024
• ANC complaints on hearing lack merit
• ICJ case ushered in new era of internatio­nal law
• DA continues to expose its hidden racist agenda
• Blight of fake PhD holders a lesson for corporate SA
• Israeli undercover agents kill Palestinia­ns in West Bank hospital
• Discontent in farming sector spreads across EU
• Newspapers feel force of coup sanctions
• Time to shift to new recruitmen­t paradigm
• Navigating after-school opportunit­ies
• Mbali Miya the first to be evicted from ‘Big Brother Mzansi’
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Kolisi still dreams of Boks, but aims to boost women’s game
• JSK’s romp in the rain may offer template for late surge
• Paterson shines with the ball in Proteas warm-up match
• ‘Resurrecti­on’ fills Ivory Coast with renewed belief in title charge
• Proteas Women closing in on Aussies, Kapp feels
• Maseko has the mettle to become a Bafana superstar: ex-coaches
• Matthee can lighten Libbok’s load at flyhalf
• Pochettino hoping to rain on Klopp’s parade

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