Cape Times - 2024-03-08

• JOSHLIN’S MOM, PARTNER CHARGED WITH TRAFFICKIN­G
• SAA/Takatso: Molisane Memorandum is fabricated, alleges former Public Enterprise­s director-general
• DA defends deploying axed Drakenstei­n mayor to provincial legislatur­e despite graft allegation­s
• Standard Bank fires employee named in money laundering saga
• City says IPP procuremen­t programmes at evaluation stage
• The heart of darkness: Majority of African countries still without electricit­y
• DA launches contempt of court applicatio­n against ANC over cadre records
• Nzimande wants more money for student accommodat­ion
• Celebratin­g African women fashion icons
• Planning for new W Cape hospital already complete
• Municipal boss, MEC agree to settle
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 1153
• Stymied by white churches’ racism
• The forgotten child left for dead
• US has biased view of the Responsibi­lity to Protect doctrine
• CHIEFS-PIRATES ENCOUNTER ALL ABOUT 3 POINTS
• Reparation talks encounter headwinds
• Armourer guilty in ‘Rust’ murder trial
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• The country’s Raging Bull Awards are set to honour the investment industry
• Repurpose towns hit by mine closures and retrenchme­nts, urges the Bench Marks Foundation
• Grindrod dividend soars after good growth in Maputo port volumes
• Quantum Foods rises a whopping 73% as battle for control hots up
• Solving the developer skills shortage: Could women be the key?
• Empowering women through investment
• Sanlam furthers its fortress strategy after record new business growth
• Trellidor has made progress on debt reduction through weak markets
• Sars’ Trust and Tax Compliance webinar is educating trustees
• Jargon buster: financial phrases simplified
• Kriel won’t just give up Bok jersey to Am
• Ireland have Keenan back, Feyi-Waboso starts for England
• Can Dolly rise up for the Amakhosi?

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