Cape Argus - 2020-01-16

• Increase in number of pupils in W Cape
• Alleged tender graft of top KZN cops is laid bare
• Golf club lease riles housing activists
• NEXT GENERATION OF SUPERHEROE­S
• DRAMA DOESN’T WORRY DOBSON
• School transport fears
• Prasa is a ‘broken’ organisati­on
• City tight-lipped on adjustment numbers
• Amnesty nets 2 000 guns since December
• Implicatio­ns for Wesgro trade, tourism
• Fedhasa thumbs up for tourist numbers
• SA banks ready for Russian hackers
• Beach, estuary clean-up
• A cup of hot tea can help to keep you cool, finds study
• Gun comment: Cele slammed
• 24-hour abuse phone line open
• Register for a BA Degree in Fashion Design in Stellenbos­ch
• Africa to focus on cohesion at Davos’ WEF
• SELF-SUFFICIENT AND ESKOM-FREE
• Discomposu­re of mind
• Artificial intelligen­ce-driven weapons a horrifying evolution
• Matric 2019 pulled off a mammoth task
• Letters require a reply as they both lack truth and accuracy
• Steps to support learning
• SOCIAL DYNAMICS IN CREDENTIAL­S
• Millennial­s – choose a career that speaks to your talent
• MATRIC RESULT CLAIMS FLAWED
• ‘I’ll fire you if you don’t attend’
• Subsidiary of SAA delays AGM
• ‘Our problems bigger than state capture’
• Trump’s trial a toss-up
• Address challenge of inclusivit­y speedily
• More action needed for the country to work
• Sudan armed mutiny ends
• Black prosecutor­s back Gardner in race lawsuit
• President Nyusi begins second term
• Jessica Nkosi shares encounter with traffic cop
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Saving for education: four big mistakes to avoid
• Vodacom, Cell C ‘in talks over contracts’
• Lafferty yard going all out for Challenge
• For passionate Nkosi it’s all about the ‘W’
• Bulls add veterans with power and skill
• Gans is the new Blitzboks skipper
• Faf focused on scoring runs for SA
• Khoza dismisses Mokwena rumours
• Springboks chase more

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