Cape Times - 2024-01-18

• Back to school smooth sailing while placement shortages prevail
• IEB’S ‘SECRET’ TO IMPROVED PASS RATE
• A single win could be enough: Bafana loss no knockout blow to South Africa’s Afcon hopes
• Blocking of IDs declared irregular
• Concerns about coal exports after train collision
• Prasa slammed for ‘ill-prepared’ relaunch of long-distance trips
• Trial of accused husband represente­d by candidate attorney overturned
• Hamas sets new aid conditions
• Capturing the youth vote in Uganda a complex task
• China committed to developmen­t and global collaborat­ion
• GOLDEN RHINO SET TO STORM THE BAXTER THEATRE
• Internatio­nal Public Art Festival gears up to change City streets
• Inequality has become a major contributo­r to SA’s low per capita GDP - WEF
• Standard Bank’s chairperso­n highlights importance of debt transparen­cy at WEF
• Limited investment into exploratio­n is a worry for SA
• House price growth may have bottomed, but will take some time to recover
• Schoolgirl Andreeva living the dream after thrashing Jabeur
• Skilful Willemse can spark Stormers attack at centre
• Broos: Players decided about penalty
• Bafana coach may have felt undermined by Kodwa tactics talk

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