Cape Times - 2023-02-01

• ‘STATE OF DISASTER WON’T FIX ESKOM’
• Cops probe cyclist for pointing firearm at initiate’s dad in Stellies
• ‘You’re a fool to think Joburg’s in good hands’
• Rhino poacher’s 11-year jail sentence was ‘too lenient’
• No grudge against President Cyril Ramaphosa, says Marvin Dirks
• De Lille claims mayor ‘lied’ over refugees
• Family living in fear after Lukhololwa­m’s death
• Sex traffickin­g – with impunity – goes on
• Sahpra approves Paxlovid to treat Sars-CoV-2 virus
• Attracting passengers was different then
• Pakistan economy ‘in collapse’
• Pope warmly greeted in DRC as conflict rages between rebels and troops
• Our coal cannot brighten the West while we are in the dark
• Inequality in access to basic services is a major problem in sub-Saharan Africa
• MORE NEEDED TO MAKE COALITION GOVERNMENT­S WORK
• HOW TO EAT HEALTHILY ON A BUDGET IN 2023
• 86% of adults are calmer after playing with building blocks for kids
• Brendan Fraser says he has ‘made peace’ with his looks
• Bella Hadid is ‘most influentia­l celebrity’
• WEDNESDAY FEB 1
• Mixed reaction to proposed state of disaster declared at Eskom
• IMF slashes SA outlook by over half amid ongoing power crisis
• Shoprite sales soar but interim margins under pressure due to rolling blackouts
• Orion Minerals CEO confident it can soon unlock base metals potential in Northern Cape
• SA cereals and oilseeds trade body warns load shedding could stifle production
• Mining fatalities fell to record low last year
• OIL STABILISES ON US DATA
• Sundowns can call on big guns for Pirates
• Fassi now dropping his shoulder into tackles
• Wade boosts Joburg, David adds firepower for MI Cape Town
• Miller wants Proteas to be ‘nice and clinical’ to claim a World Cup spot
• Senatla, Libbok set for Stormers return in Durban
• Van Niekerk ‘did not meet minimum requiremen­t’ in fitness test

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