Cape Times - 2024-04-05

• FROM PARLY HEAD TO THE DOCK
• Legal battle brews as disbanded SGB of Heathfield High challenges WCED in court
• Accused in Fort Hare case to stay behind bars
• Sole survivor of bus crash discharged
• Experts attribute pause to reduced demand over Easter
• EFF emerges strong in IOL and Independen­t Media’s poll survey
• Cape Town-born Kaizer Chiefs star killed in hijacking
• UWC will ‘thrive, excel’ under incoming VC Prof Robert Balfour
• Humans to blame for grim state of rivers
• Knysna councillor to face music for ‘monkeys’ crack
• HOW ACTIONSA’S SOBEY PLANS TO CAPITALISE ON DA, ANC FAILURES IN W CAPE
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 1157
• Easy Cape Malay chicken biryani
• Extract: ‘Voyage of the Damned’ a murder mystery
• A psychologi­cal thriller that’s not just about GBV and domestic tension
• The fast and furious ride of a start-up wunderkind
• SADC must put region’s water resources to better use
• CAN BANYANA REALISE THEIR OLYMPIC DREAM?
• IEC decision a victory for common sense and integrity
• US loses patience with Israel
• Electric cars lower CO2 emissions in US
• Miners, guests safe after Taiwan quake
• SA assesses severity of El Niño drought on crop yields, farmer finances
• Restructur­ed Sapo will be ‘lean, agile and cost effective’, says Gungubele
• CHARLENE LOUW HAS BEEN APPOINTED AS CEO OF BEER ASSOCIATIO­N OF SOUTH AFRICA
• Is the new national minimum wage a sustainabi­lity concern?
• Unpacking challenges that have to be faced by the South African wine industry
• Gold and PGM shares helped buoy the JSE to positive territory in March
• Harmony signs landmark 5-year wage deal that ensures stability
• Daybreak Farms ready to raise R250m in debt funding after its restructur­ing
• Corobrik not in coal mining business, says its CEO
• FSCA acts on ‘greenwashi­ng’ risks for SA consumers
• Jargon buster: financial phrases simplified for you
• Sars commission­er versus tax practition­ers: Do your due diligence
• De Klerk: Picking more youngsters no excuse for Proteas series loss
• Desperate Titans must break Warriors streak
• Stellenbos­ch FC face tough test from in-form Sekhukhune United
• BLITZBOKS HAVE ‘CLARITY IN ROLES’ FOR HONG KONG SEVENS

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