Cape Times - 2024-04-10

• ZUMA’S ‘COMEBACK’ GAINS MOMENTUM
• Higher learning institutio­ns, NSFAS at loggerhead­s
• Calm after Cape storm while Garden Route faces more rain
• Deployment of nearly 3000 SANDF members to strife-torn DRC costs R2bn
• ‘No plan for government to take over water services’
• State of South Africa’s pathology forensic units ‘paints a bad picture’
• City fails in Backstage eviction plan
• Ongoing battle over prison laptops heads to Concourt
• Lengthy sentences handed out to Newcastle crude oil thieves
• Mango cheesecake
• Hamas studying Israeli proposal
• Flood evacuation in Russia, Kazakhstan
• Swiss challenged on climate change
• Postgradua­te studies driving developmen­t in Africa
• WHAT WOULD ANC FOUNDING FATHERS SAY?
• You can’t build a stable society on foundation­s of injustice
• EXPERT EXPLAINS HOW A WOMAN’S BODY CHANGES POST-PREGNANCY
• Keeping teens off social media won’t help their mental health, experts have a better solution
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• 120 solar PV electric truck charging sites planned on SA highways
• SA’s fossil fuel subsidies tripled between 2018 and 2023 to hit R118bn
• IMPACT OF EL NIÑO INDUCED DROUGHT ON AGRICULTUR­E CONDITIONS IS VAST – MINISTER
• The side of COP 28 that was hidden from you
• A different kind of property crash hits Dublin as Big Tech cuts office space
• AVI empowermen­t dispute heads to the B-BBEE Commission
• Local brands shine: Some highlights from the 2024 Top 100 South African brands
• Just energy transition offers great opportunit­ies and freedoms
• Nkambule is named 2023 Engineer of the Year for his sterling research on renewable energy
• Too little sleep can undermine productivi­ty
• Ludwig may be locked in for Bulls
• Underdogs Atletico, Dortmund hoping to crash the party
• Arendse’s struggles should never happen in SA rugby
• Rahm hoped move to LIV Golf would unite rivals

Cape Times - 2024-04-09

Cape Times - 2024-04-11