Cape Argus - 2024-02-14

• SQUATTING CPUT STUDENTS EJECTED
• FIC ruling a ‘significan­t victory’ in Sekunjalo Group’s battle with banks
• Bongani Ntanzi says police lied about his arrest, ammunition
• Children injured in taxi crash
• Learner stabbed, hit with a brick near school
• End of the road for 58 cheating runners
• ON THIS DAY
• Assault threat: brother of FF+ councillor in dock
• Education body to challenge collaborat­ion schools in court
• More peanut butter brands pulled in wake of aflatoxin find
• Opposition accuses ANC of betraying Tintswalo’s dreams
• Bus companies warned of a possible strike
• Big petrol and diesel increases likely for March
• Bela Bill facing tough opposition
• Voters should be spoilt for choice
• Healthcare crisis must be urgently solved before NHI
• SACP condemns ‘genocidal’ Israel
• ‘Mini-library’ on a cellphone may create better access to literature
• Honest politician­s rare to find
• SA is in need of new leadership, and fast
• Would Tintswalo survive corporate world?
• Gaza: the West must take a moral check on conflict
• Bid for Gaza truce deal
• US Senate passes Ukraine aid bill, but it faces another hurdle
• Jailed Khan rules out party alliance
• Valentine’s strike may hit UK lovers
• Farmers rally, march to Delhi
• Mass dismissals for strike misconduct
• Mastering the art of project management
• The Bala family mourns the death of their stepfather Tatu Jafta
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Bad luck and spin wizardry stifles Proteas
• Spirit of cricket’s back in SA, says Smith
• Stedman not thinking about Henco
• Plumtree convinced ‘Sharks can make up deficit’
• Dobson wants physicalit­y and speed at Shark Tank
• Proteas Women out to forge own WACA Test legacy
• Pochettino praises ‘priceless’ Gallagher
• Mbappe fit to face Sociedad

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