Cape Times - 2024-02-14

• Accommodat­ion headaches as university and private accredited residences filled to capacity
• ‘Pulling from Refugee Convention will not provide solutions’ – UNHCR
• Opposition laments CR’s Sona, ANC MPs full of praise
• Finance minister to give details on funding of doctors
• Avian flu outbreak contained, department says
• Lured by love: unveiling the surge in Valentine’s Day romance scams
• Court orders SAPS, Hawks to investigat­e 165 crimes against Intercape
• Equal Education stands firm on collaborat­ion schools
• Coastal flooding poses dire risk to MyCiTi network
• Archbishop earned his place in history
• Opposition silent on global issues stance
• Pomegranat­e molasses lamb shanks
• FROM SONA TO MARITIME EXERCISES
• Senate approves aid to Ukraine, Israel
• Indian police fire tear gas at farmers
• Heat on Israel to agree to truce
• Rhetoric of aspiration­s, failed promises, outrageous claims
• Is there a need to abolish the tender system?
• SA HEARING THE SAME OLD LOAD SHEDDING SONG
• LAST-MINUTE VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER IDEAS
• The hottest style trends to celebrate love
• Lusanda Mbane struts her stuff at the Zazi Clothing Factory show in New York
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• WeBuyCar’s JSE listing expects to raise at least R750 million
• SA’s mining production is expected to remain quite subdued
• SA banks will struggle with non-performing loans this year - Moody’s
• REUEL KHOZA BECOMES A SHAREHOLDE­R IN FLANAGAN & GERHARD PROPERTY GROUP
• Shifting geopolitic­s brings multiple suitors to African mining M&A
• SA brewers want 4.9% hike in excise duties as a push against sin taxes
• Rebuilding the trust in communitie­s: Reflection­s from the beer economy
• KAP’s potential disposal of Unitrans for R6bn drives up its shares on JSE by 5%
• House price growth at low levels but should turn around in the second half of year
• Declining budgetary allocation­s for land reform hampers the process – Vumelana
• US PROPOSES RULE TO BOOST INVESTMENT ADVISER SCRUTINY
• Ramaphosa’s load shedding utterances are a joke
• Ignoring risks and coal: IRP2023 echoes mistakes of 5 years ago
• An urgent Integrated Resource Plan is timeous for SA’s woes
• Building your credit score early
• Mokwena can show off Sundowns’ depth in Sea Robbers encounter
• Plenty to play for as four-day competitio­n resumes
• Nienaber: Flannery understand­s the Springbok environmen­t
• Lions keen to build ‘glimpses’ of magic from last derby
• Finding a new Eben proving a ‘problem’ for SA
• We all benefit when Mbappe plays, says PSG manager
• SCUDERIA HOPING NEW RED MACHINE WILL HAUL IN RED BULLS

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