Cape Argus - 2024-02-01

• Tent City is ‘going nowhere’
• 66 COPS AXED OVER DRIVING, FIREARM TESTS
• Independen­t Media rejoins the Press Council
• Despite killings, Santaco insists there’s no new taxi war
• Not guilty pleas tendered by Modack and Co
• New evidence in jailed taxi boss case
• ON THIS DAY FEBRUARY 1
• City opens investment centre to promote Cape products
• Somerset West testing centre to relocate in October
• Powers Bill ‘will not have any real practical effect’
• Pandor urges world to act on ICJ ruling and put pressure on Israel
• EFF cries foul over decision to ban six at Sona
• Former Mafokate ally vindicated by SIU probe
• ‘At least’ 180 shacks in building fire shantytown
• Western Cape continues to place learners despite huge budget cut
• GIVE THE COUNTRY A CHANCE TO GET BACK ON TRACK
• WHY ISN’T PALESTINIA­N HISTORY TAUGHT IN UNIVERSITI­ES?
• Victory for South Africa but a blow for Israel
• Why it outraged some and what’s at stake
• Why adaptabili­ty is crucial in 21st century
• Library opening offers hope amid conflict
• Hamas mulls truce plans
• Russia, Ukraine exchange hundreds of POWs
• Imran Khan and wife get 14-year prison sentences
• Statham proves he hasn’t lost his ‘sting’ in ‘The Beekeeper’
• Prime Circle announces new frontman after Ross Learmonth’s exit
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• ‘Brutal’ scrum sessions sets tone for Stormers
• Masunyane motivated by Dricus to chase MMA glory with ONE
• MI CT still have a chance, says ‘hurt’ Peterson
• African heavyweigh­ts tumble like dominoes at Cup of Nations
• I’m happily eating humble pie after one of Bafana’s greatest wins
• Newcastle ‘looked much more like ourselves’ in win over Villa
• Arteta happy with Gunners’ momentum as Liverpool loom
• Bafana, SA Women inspiring Proteas in New Zealand: Conrad
• How Bafana slayed Atlas Lions
• Why SA can’t take Cape Verde lightly

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