Cape Times - 2024-03-05

• ‘GHOST STUDENTS’ WON’T HAUNT US – NSFAS
• ANC NEC faces electoral list headache
• Tough road ahead for consumers after latest fuel price increases
• Council approves support plan for cash-strapped Knysna municipali­ty
• Nzimande ‘concerned’ after student’s shooting death
• Toxicology test case backlog nears 40 000 at forensic chemistry labs
• Provinces underspend health budgets by over R3bn
• SAPS to pay damages to couple falsely accused of abusing their kids
• New clinical trial to save lives of people with advanced HIV
• SA Navy gets another boost in fight against piracy, smuggling
• Enthusiast­s, fans gear up for Cape Town Cycle Tour
• Fertility rates, property woes on agenda
• Mediators in Egypt seek truce
• Trump has ‘big win’ on campaign trail
• Schoon deserves highest honour for his sacrifices
• VIOLENT MUNICIPAL STRIKES SHOULD BE AVOIDED
• 5 potential side effects of drinking coffee on an empty stomach
• New quick and easy recipes to try out for when load shedding hits in the coming winter months
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Mantashe expected to address ‘gas cliff’ at Energy Indaba
• Aspen on the prowl for more assets
• Bidvest Group is hot on the acquisitio­n trail, locally and abroad
• AVI has plans in place to continue building earnings in second half
• Highlights
• Merafe Resources expects annual earnings to jump
• Integratin­g generative AI into the cloud: trends for 2024
• What in the present crypto currency mayhem is going on in Nigeria?
• PSG’s treatment of Mbappe clouds his trip to Spain
• Ten Hag’s hell gets hotter at Red Devils
• Stellies hope to use City as a springboar­d
• Amla helped take Lions hero Potgieter to the next level
• ALPINE GET TECHNICAL AFTER HORROR START

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