Cape Times - 2024-03-04

• NSFAS SENDS SOS TO VARSITIES
• Harsh times ahead, Eskom report shows
• IFP wants to give the ANC the ‘red card’
• Gauteng and its infrastruc­ture have collapsed, says Malema
• Eskom power to Central Karoo sorted
• ‘Boots on the ground’ could be the answer to the war in Gaza
• Trump, Haley face off in election race
• Crunch talks on Gaza ceasefire
• ECD centres face unique business challenges
• PETERS’ SUSPENSION A SLAP ON THE WRIST
• PSORIASIS: WHAT IT IS AND HOW TO TREAT IT
• 4 ways to make the most of the bits left in the peanut butter jar
• 5 skincare rules you should live by
• Fans react as Porsha Williams, Simon Guobadia divorce after 15 months of marriage
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Transnet finalises partnershi­p with Philippine­s port operator to manage Durban’s Pier 2
• Numsa calls for a moratorium on country’s mining retrenchme­nts
• February’s vehicle sales decline for the seventh consecutiv­e month
• South African stocks are now simply reacting to the global economic challenges
• SA out in the cold if it foists import duties on digital transmissi­ons
• TymeBank teams up with iKhokha to lift business services
• Business activity, sales improve in February, Absa PMI shows
• Most welcome: Adjustment to minimum wage clicked in this month – Cosatu
• SA financial markets remain under pressure with fuel prices escalating
• Derby delight for 5 players ahead of Bok camp
• RED BULL IN DANGER OF BEING TORN APART, MAX’S DAD WARNS
• Man City have their ‘Phil’

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