Daily Dispatch - 2024-02-29

• City revenue thefts shock council
• Delay in verdict of rape case involving two police officers
• Prison warders were scared of cult members’ mom, court hears
• Tyla brings a breath of fresh air to the stale Gap brand
• BCM’S plan for water and electricit­y thieves to get free pass approved
• New hi-tech machine will improve cancer treatment at Frere
• Faku secures court victory in Fort Hare graduation dispute
• DA’S Bobby Stevenson calls it a day
• It took 16 years but SA has impeached a senior judge — who is Judge Hlophe and what went wrong?
• Clock’s ticking for WSU students as protests continue to disrupt lectures
• Celebratin­g the power of reading
• Maths and science programme gives local pupils a head start
• Trump, Biden win Michigan primaries but Democrats mount protest vote over handling of Gaza conflict
• A year after Greece’s worst train disaster, rail safety fears persist
• Hong Kong moves towards enacting tougher security law amid concerns about freedoms
• After Taiwan’s lantern festival, school kids help clean up the mess
• North Korea’s first spy satellite is ‘alive’ and can manoeuvre, expert says
• Our country is failing those who aren’t poor, but aren’t middle class either
• Shifting dynamics demand brands take a culture-first approach to social media
• Vodacom takes 20-year ‘Please Call Me’ battle to Concourt
• Do we go for change, or stick with more of the same?
• Government’s toilet provision record to schools is the pits
• Dimbaza: the long view
• F1 could handle more than 24 races, says ex-boss Szafnauer
• Ireland have work to do for England Test, Farrell says
• Going the Distance Encourage the children to play
• Sanoka pushes for Galaxy to equal 2019 win
• Fighters undergo premedical­s as boxing returns

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