Cape Times - 2021-05-14

• STEP-ASIDE: ZUMA REMAINS UNTOUCHED
• No answers on parole release of disgraced colonel who supplied gangs with weapons
• Spike in Covid infections could start third wave
• City denies ‘irregular’ appointmen­ts
• Double honour for Abdool Karim
• Nigerian dad loses bid to set aside ruling not to grant him citizenshi­p
• Gugulethu residents protest against GBV
• I want to clear my name, says ANC’s Smith
• Slain Orderick’s mom grilled over her whereabout­s
• Taxi driver shot dead at his home
• Murder case struck off roll as witness fails to co-operate
• Two Cape Town women battle to obtain their IDs
• Twist in Econ Oil & Energy, Eskom saga
• E-hailing drivers continue to live in fear of attack from strangers
• Raising awareness around hypertensi­on
• Chinese vaccine listed for emergency use should be safe for pregnant women
• South Africa first to dedicate a day to the conservati­on of oceans
• Healing broken relationsh­ip with nature
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD1­008
• Indigenous herbs, plants will bolster Africa’s economy, create jobs
• WC committed to speedy delivery of housing
• Violence in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado brings health system to its knees
• Exploratio­n of collective guilt, individual justice
• Jill Biden’s character makes ‘The Light’ a moving read
• Sheff's republishe­d 'All we are saying' details last interview with John Lennon
• Looking back with deathly gaze on life lived
• NEW COACH MORE DOOMSDAY PROPHET THAN PIONEER
• Soccer’s ‘big three’ square-off
• MPs’ unethical behaviour must be stopped
• Vow to help families of victims of 1971 Northern Ireland violence
• Eco hazards: Africa at risk
• Three-day ceasefire in Afghanista­n
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Steinhoff ready to oppose liquidatio­n applicatio­n by ex-Tekkie Town execs
• SA mineral sales jump almost 47% on commodity bull run
• Absa on recovery road as it eyes ten-fold hike in interim earnings
• Long4Life trims sails, toys with delisting, for anticipate­d growth
• The orchestrat­ed smear campaign to undermine Sekunjalo Group continues…
• Tiger Brands eyes a double-digit interim growth as it cut costs
• Liberty reports mortality claim spike, looks at pandemic’s third wave
• US INFLATION DATA LIFTS RAND
• Win over Raja could salvage Pirates’ season
• Ronaldo reaches 100 goals for Juventus
• Liverpool, West Ham still battling for top-four spots
• Hendrikse brings something new to Lions
• Should Willemse come in at 10 for Stormers?
• Bulls must try to ‘suffocate’ lethal Sharks attack
• IOC blinded by dollar signs
• SPORT ON TV
• Chiefs’ psyche will be very different
• Provinces miss Saru transforma­tion targets
• Lee-Anne sets early pace at SA Women’s Open

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