Cape Times - 2024-04-03

• UWC call for urgent ceasefire, aid to Gaza welcomed
• NOWHERE TO HIDE FOR EMBATTLED SPEAKER
• ANC optimistic about upcoming by-elections in Western Cape
• Sars collects record R2.1 trillion in taxes
• Lakeside church containers removed
• AKA accused hit back at State’s case
• Metro cop appears for girlfriend’s murder
• Mkhwebane ‘conflict of interest’ halts Deputy PP process
• 20% increase in emergency incidents
• MeerKat telescope reveals 49 new gas-rich galaxies
• JK Rowling challenges hate crime laws
• Boy, 12, held for school shooting
• ANC, IFP vie for control of the sacred door
• MAPISA-NQAKULA ‘NO MORE EQUAL THAN OTHER ANIMALS’
• 5 SIMPLE STEPS TO BREAK FREE FROM A CHRONIC STRESS CYCLE
• 5 pro tips to revive your fitness resolution­s
• Preserving the taste of summer: easy stone fruit recipes to stock up for winter
• How to boost collagen naturally
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Spear acquires 13 Cape properties in R1.15 billion deal with Emira
• SA’s policy uncertaint­y index score worsens ahead of key election
• PATEL STAYS ON AS MULTICHOIC­E BOARD CHAIRPERSO­N TO FINALISE THE CANAL+ DEAL
• Absa PMI declines below the 50-point benchmark in March
• The implicatio­ns of the surge in retail investing in South Africa
• S African constraint­s hammer down Gold Fields first-quarter production
• IRP objective: Decarbonis­e economy, improve energy access and security in SA
• Blue Label Telecoms closer to control over Cell C
• The big question: Who is going to benefit from the 14 000km long transmissi­on?
• Delegation is not abdication
• Blitzboks count on Human touch in Hong Kong
• CEO Coetzee latest to leave Shark Tank
• Can Komphela’s Arrows revival continue against SuperSport?
• Whitelock to hang up his rugby boots
• Burger’s comeback proof of the ‘warrior’ in him
• Arsenal have to be near-perfect to win league, Arteta admits

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