Cape Argus - 2024-03-06

• UCT SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE REOPENED BY POLICE
• Ramaphosa gives Judge Hlophe the boot
• Arrests made in Joshlin case
• 226 Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners still not placed in WC
• Chilling confession of girlfriend’s death
• Alleged vet killer left his ‘calling card’
• ON THIS DAY MARCH 6
• Gordon’s Bay pensioner off to bodybuildi­ng championsh­ip
• Kidnapping alert at Mitchell’s Plain School
• Four-legged friends ready to woof it up at fundraiser
• Obesity Day: 3.9 million SA children could be obese by next year
• Bank cartels case is set for Concourt
• EFF draws fire after Chirwa’s hearty apology
• 10 years in jail for insolvency practition­er
• EU all set to take on big tech
• Bleaching jabs fuel fears
• 10 million Thais treated for pollution ills
• Job creation is our collective responsibi­lity
• Truth and reconcilia­tion a false dream
• SA in the midst of a violent crime crisis
• Vessels collide as Philippine­s and China clash over sea rights
• Call to make quantum computing a force for good
• Stuck for days on roads in volatile region
• Push for ceasefire grows
• Trump eyes Super Tuesday knockout
• What to ask when starting a new job
• Taking teams from conflict to collaborat­ion
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Fuse lit for explosive clash between Rockets, Downs
• Lerena ‘tuned in’ to make sweet Huni after Fury camp
• Derby delights: Great clashes in Soweto’s rivalry
• Gunners now way more mature, Jorginho reckons
• Europe’s premier tourney ‘getting better and tougher’ for Pep Guardiola
• Conrad seeks out potent batters to fill Proteas void
• Mbatha looking shipshape as pirate

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