Cape Times - 2024-02-08

• ‘SA NEEDS SOLUTIONS NOT PRAISE SINGING’
• Women in mining set to benefit from DMRE’s R25m programme and new gender equality strategy
• ‘No one represents us’: Poll shows a third of SA voters are uncertain about the future
• Cyril won’t give elections date during Sona
• Government’s fiscal austerity plan creates challenges going forward
• SA’s economic growth could surge above 1%
• Casac seeks answers on Yacoob’s role
• SIU recoups over R700m for NSFAS
• City takes battle over church storage to Western Cape High Court
• Judge tells defence he is ‘no crook’
• Mining Exploratio­n Fund applicatio­ns being finalised
• KZN senior magistrate threatens legal action, denies misconduct allegation­s
• Mahlangu’s 50-year career celebrated at National Gallery
• Auction showcases artists from Africa
• SA did the right thing taking Israel to the ICJ
• SONA MAY BE ANC’S LAST CHANCE
• Renewed efforts for truce deal
• HAMAS CEASEFIRE PROPOSAL
• UN chief says world in ‘age of chaos’ with divided Security Council
• Harry flies out as William fills royal void
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Investors want policy certainty, reform agenda and NHI clarity
• The Rand manipulati­on is showing that corruption has hit complex levels
• With mounting socio-economic challenges, the youth want Sona to outline an ‘actionable plan’
• Geopolitic­al and fiscal pressures mount as a major global election year kicks off
• Ivanhoe shows tech to make mining easier through the energy transition
• Shares in Lesaka fall, despite 56% narrowing in December quarterly loss
• Congolese copper mine Kamoa-Kakula have become launch partners for Lobito railway
• Sappi falls into $126m quarterly loss, dragging down its share price by 2.42%
• The first rand-denominate­d Sukuk Al Ijarah offers financing solutions for SMEs
• Wiese set to start, but Roos can be a No 8 star

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