Cape Times - 2023-02-03

• ‘PROSECUTE DENEL OVER DEADLY EXPLOSION’
• Disabiliti­es, ill-health could not stand in way of this courageous trio scoring top matric marks
• Coal forum: energy woes top agenda
• EC cops seek help in solving mass killings
• Tottenham deal to attract ‘high-flyers’
• Graveyard rapist trapped by DNA found in all 7 victims
• All systems go for next week’s Sona
• Concern as Electoral Amendment Bill talks delayed
• Ombudsman probes Toyota following claims of defective SUV
• ‘Unlawful’: Numsa challenges use of replacemen­t labour during strike
• Consumers look to solar energy
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 1096
• 90 YEARS ON, LOFOB’S VISION SHINES BRIGHT
• Reflection­s on a world under Covid lockdown
• What’s on at Exclusive Books this month
• Help the homeless make a skills developmen­t U-turn
• Transparen­cy would keep corruption at bay
• ‘SUMMER OF CRICKET’ DELIVERS
• Children need to grow up without violence
• Call for calm, but Israel strikes
• US drills ‘heightenin­g tensions on peninsula’
• Pope urges youth to shun corruption
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Coal to be part of the base load energy mix for some time to come yet
• Rand rallies to 2-week high after latest US Fed interest rate decision
• PETROSA RUBBISHES CLAIMS THAT IT IS CHARGING ESKOM INFLATED PRICES FOR DIESEL
• Super Group’s share price in hefty rise after its strong interim profit forecast
• RCL FOODS EXPECT LOWER INTERIM EARNINGS AS IT BATTLES HIGH COSTS, OUTAGES
• GOLD LOWER, DOLLAR HIGHER
• Chiefs will have to live with the consequenc­es of their inaction
• Players to watch in the Six Nations
• Phenomenal Hartzenber­g will make it tough for selectors
• SPORT ON TV THIS WEEKEND

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