Cape Argus - 2024-02-09

• Palestine National Football team warmly welcomed to SA
• PROMISES PROMISES
• W Cape reports 55 murders in five days
• Celebratio­n as security company owner granted bail
• Tortured boy’s family speak about trauma
• Mia Botha’s killer still free
• Young people voice their conviction­s ahead of Sona
• Tennis court tent city diehards face eviction
• UCT staff go on wage strike but managers stay optimistic
• Russell Peters returns for 3-city tour
• Joburg rejects claim it has a shortage of fire engines
• WHEN OUR IGNORANCE IS EXPOSED, WE ARE SHOCKED
• Dip into pension for maintenanc­e
• West African ministers meet for emergency talks over Senegal
• ‘Civilian toll is too high’
• Counting begins in Pakistan elections
• Navigating complexiti­es of coalition politics
• Foul stench of racism lingers in this day and age
• Moonchild Sanelly, Tumi Morake, Robby Collins surprise in new show
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Former Man United star Lingard joins South Korea’s FC Seoul
• Horner in eye of a storm off the track
• Shukri urges Proteas not to seek silver bullets
• Ivory Coast on verge of remarkable Afcon triumph
• City eye top spot as Liverpool get set for Burnley
• SuperSport v City as Chiefs draw NFD outfit
• Buoyant Bafana eyeing Afcon 2025
• Ronwen: Cherry on top would be positive finish against DRC
• Much to admire about stout-hearted Bafana Bafana
• Five things the Proteas must do to make history

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