Cape Argus - 2024-05-09

• TIME RUNNING OUT FOR 38 WORKERS
• Cosatu leaves seniors stranded after cancelling aquarium visit
• Pending reports delay sentencing of serial sex killer
• Defence to challenge authentici­ty of recording in ‘underworld’ trial
• Man who hired ‘Hell’s Angels’ takes stand
• ON THIS DAY
• City halts constructi­on on Summer Greens property
• Fish Hoek protesters speak out about clash over Israel-Gaza demo
• Fix jobs and crime, voters tell Sexwale
• Zuma is MK Party leader, IEC confirms
• Government strips dignity away, says Malema
• NEW LAWS SOUND DEATH KNELL FOR PROPERTY INDUSTRY
• Our flag is sacred, a symbol of national unity and freedom
• Billionair­e philanthro­pists vs Israel and the West – you choose!
• Supporting post-grad students key for growth
• New parties destabilis­ed by infighting
• Why do we judge a book by its cover?
• Trump’s ‘classified documents’ trial postponed
• Court bans protest anthem
• Ukraine facing outages as Russia hits hard
• US pauses bombs to Israel
• Tiffany Barbuzano on inspiring change in entertainm­ent industry
• Yanga Chief is back and ready to tell his story through music
• A new incarnatio­n of ‘The Crown’ is being considered
• Marlon Wayans lost almost 60 loved ones in three years
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• LIV Golf ’s Oosthuizen turns down PGA Championsh­ip invite
• Reus and Hummels ‘close the circle’
• Gelant’s ‘special’ push for Paris
• Mbappe denied dream farewell after Champions League exit
• Home is where the heart is for Bulls’ Kirsten
• Playmakers galore as Lions take aim at Cardiff
• Whiteley wants Sharks to keep on making ‘great shifts’
• Norris victory a study in the human condition
• Hard-worker Dixon driving Stormers pack
• Many, many challenges Amakhosi won’t talk about, says Johnson
• ‘Feel free and have fun’: Middendorp hopeful of Spurs’ survival

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