Daily Dispatch - 2022-10-19

• ESCAPEES ON THE RUN
• Mthatha residents lose thousands in suspected coin scam
• Trevor Noah is not even black, says Kanye West
• New pup eager to serve with search and rescue team
• Department puts brakes on procuremen­t
• Busisiwe Mkhwebane inquiry chair Richard Dyantyi refuses to recuse himself
• Pupils at Dikeni school without running water
• Satawu rejects Transnet’s 6% wage increase offer
• Dis-chem threatened with court action over racist policy
• Rocking language: Geologists create isixhosa lexicon for their science
• Prosthesis project helps mother regain her femininity
• Honey, I’m home: bees get their own sanctuary during swarming season
• Fighting climate change one test tube at a time
• How the new Volvo EX90 will help ease load-shedding woes
• Electrifyi­ng Africa’s fossil-powered cars
• Major Tigray city falls
• ‘Philosophi­cal romp’ wins Booker prize
• Born to be rewilding
• What to wish for from medium-term budget
• What shall we do with our anger?
• Reserve Bank sparks calls for poultry tariff review
• Vehicle asset finance fraud up by 53%
• Sasol and Arcelormit­tal SA announce green partnershi­p
• Nkosifikil­e Gqomo — a servant of the people till the end
• Mass economic illiteracy poses serious risk to SA
• Water and lights freebie for ministers was just wrong
• Crossword 30,056
• Azarenka, Andreescu advance to second round at Guadalajar­a
• Parker contemplat­es goal celebratio­n against Chiefs
• German girls tackle BCM football teams
• Man City miss a trick as Arsenal just will not go away
• Ghana still hoping to field England’s Hudson-odoi at World Cup
• Windies must find solutions — Holder
• It's a 'no-brainer,' Cummins to lead Australia in ODIS
• Good wins for Stirling in low-scoring schools’ cricket matches
• Dutton opens up about move to France

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