Cape Times - 2024-03-14

• NPA on why it dropped charges against one of Joshlin’s accused
• WHEELS FINALLY COME OFF SAA SALE DEAL
• Advocate in judge’s ‘all-white counsel’ query remains defiant despite probe
• Load shedding blamed on ‘lack of political will’
• Deputy PP interviews in legal tailspin
• Hasty motorist ‘grabs officer’s keys before speeding to airport’
• Ekurhuleni’s unqualifie­d audit lauded by the EFF
• Budget cuts to hit performanc­e
• MPs slam Kannaland mayor’s ‘network issues’ absence excuse
• Call for urgent focus on climate-induced migration
• End in sight to Bronkhorst­spruit water crisis
• Joint technical team to report on Knysna water facilities
• Franschhoe­k Literary Festival presents captivatin­g line-up of renowned authors
• Upcycling exhibition to focus on sustainabi­lity
• What’s behind the shortage of cholera vaccines?
• GORDHAN’S ARROGANCE WILL COST SA DEARLY
• Biden, Trump win nomination­s
• Rush is on to get food into war-torn Gaza
• ‘Russia ready for nuclear war’ – Putin
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Forensic probe clears Mediclinic of billing corruption allegation­s
• S Africa’s solar PV market is predicted to be ranked 10th in size globally
• Rudland family trying to oust Quantum Foods’ chairperso­n
• SA grain industry appeals for government support as the sector contends with an extreme heat crisis
• Diversific­ation: unlocking the full potential of cane stalk
• RBIDZ primed to add liquefied natural gas to SA’s energy mix
• African employers should prioritise decent work for our youth
• From employed to self-employed – three questions to ask yourself before taking the leap to entreprene­urship
• Arteta hails ‘magic night’ as Arsenal fuel EPL title bid
• Rassie says SA cutting edge vital between the World Cups
• Etzebeth, Nortjé among top options to lead champions

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