Daily Dispatch - 2023-02-02

• Small business owners mull leaving devastated EC town
• Chance to have EL stadium named after you for R6m a year
• Malema, bodyguard’s defence teams ask magistrate to recuse herself
• Metro cable damage to be investigat­ed
• Soldier accused of Majola violence to sue SAPS
• Emergency workers find tiny radioactiv­e needle in Australian haystack
• ANC celebratio­ns reach Rubusana region
• Sadc calls for an end to violence in Eswatini
• Shocking health and police facilities revealed in Joe Gqabi district
• DA to send delegation to Tottenham to get facts about ‘R1bn SA Tourism deal’
• BCM to finally get new municipal manager
• We have overloaded nature’s washing machine, scientists warn
• Planned French oil mining will not benefit East London
• Baldwin charged for ‘reckless acts’ leading to ‘Rust’ death
• Pope Francis slams ‘poison of greed’ in DRC
• UN calls for war crimes probe in W Africa
• Protesters mark coup anniversar­y as West cranks sanctions up
• SA has lost its standing at global gatherings like World Economic Forum
• Can’t we try flying at 80%, says EL firm
• Steep drop in trade surplus makes deficit more likely, say analysts
• Food retailers ‘paying twice’ for diesel
• Township and community malls do well, says Vukile Property Fund
• Prove that sugar makes people fat, cane farmers ask Treasury
• Hartmut Winkler Insight Trend to get off the grid is gathering pace in SA
• Are you better off now than 30 years ago?
• ANC must accept it is cause of state of emergency
• Newcastle see off Southampto­n to reach League Cup final
• Pirates sign Makhaula, Lepasa joins Supersport
• Chelsea complete record signing of Benfica’s Fernandez
• Haas first F1 team to reveal new look for 2023
• Bok fixture list confirmed, with six Tests before World Cup
• Gonubie Sixes explode into action
• Alberts laments inexperien­ce at the Lions
• Marizanne Kapp to miss T20 final
• Stormers need to show champion qualities

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