Cape Times - 2024-03-28

• ANOTHER SAA DEAL NOT OFF THE TABLE
• ANC, MK Party case a battle for ‘political mindshare’
• Exempting key public institutio­ns from load shedding impossible, maintains Eskom in court
• DA relishes PA, ANC council resignatio­ns
• Five AKA suspects linked to crime scene
• Eskom worker fired for using phone at power station
• Justice at last for two GBV murder victims
• City revives crime-plagued projects
• ‘Fetch their souls and take them home to rest’
• Health to contest security tenders interdict bid
• ‘Self-Portrait as a Coffee-Pot’ series a tribute to artistic freedom
• Trombone notes shake Artscape
• NOTWYALA READY TO RISE FOR MZANSI
• The De-Listing of South Africa Inc
• Lesser-known freedom fighters deserve honour
• DA MOTION AGAINST SPEAKER WILL HURT ANC
• Search shifts to finding victims’ remains
• US border security law on hold
• ‘I don’t know what to do, or what to say’
• Bush brothers will resonate with some
• Delving deeper into a murky, unknown world: The book making waves on BookTok
• Podcasters help solve mystifying deaths
• Old Mutual lifts dividend after a year of good sales growth
• Sasfin suffers 62.5% interim earnings plunge as it still sits in Sars’ crosshairs
• To serve at boardroom frontiers has never been more crucial
• How Boeing’s leadership has been ‘fired’ by its own customers
• Reprieve for consumers at till as prices tick marginally higher this month, reveals SA food index
• PPC faces contrastin­g outlook in SA, Zimbabwe
• Metair making progress in dealing with its many challenges
• CA&S Group acquires Roots Sales after 28% surge in annual earnings
• How SMEs can transform their business with AI
• Responsibi­lity where it matters: Promoting sustainabi­lity across the supply chain
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Nortjé: Leinster rucks will be ‘10 times worse’ against Bulls
• Can Sharks stop Duhan?
• SPORT ON TV TODAY

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