Cape Argus - 2020-09-01

• Victory for affordable housing activists
• Residents fume over rates hike
• Group denounces mayor’s views on land invasions
• BLACK PANTHER AND ‘JUSTICE FOR AFRICA’
• CHAINS OF SLAVERY PERSIST
• DISRUPTION­S TAKE TOLL ON SEA HARVEST
• Toddler Jeremiah’s rapist, killer gets life
• PSA pushes for safety of prison officials
• Pandemic vaccine race on as figures rise globally
• ‘No major problems’ as grades 5 and 8 return
• Grim picture of anxiety in SA during pandemic
• Inching towards internatio­nal travel
• Department disputes PPE fraud allegation­s
• Bosasa employee ‘called to fix alarm’
• National Developmen­t Plan lagging – researcher
• Help bee habitat by planting indigenous
• Girl street kids face uncertain future
• Care packs for Soweto, Mitchells Plain pupils
• We will not be the City’s spies and whistle-blowers on land invasions, Mr Mayor
• Theory beyond my wildest imaginatio­ns
• Mashaba’s new party is welcome
• Common origin defies racism
• Statistics show GBV part of social fabric
• Women urged to seek jobs in forestry
• Ensuring ‘no shipmate gets left behind’
• Landlord must allow tenant to pay off arrears
• Creating sustainabl­e job opportunit­ies, food security
• New Lebanon PM named
• Power deal clears path to peace
• Trump’s adviser ‘to cement’ ties
• Praise-singers fall silent
• Pots to implants and potential prosperity
• Each of us need to be activists against GBV
• VMA honours rain down on Lady Gaga
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Time for the economy to spring into action
• SUN INTERNATIO­NAL TO CUT 3 300 JOBS IN SA AND CHILE
• ‘Experience will help veterans’
• ‘At least it’s on’ – IPL sees bright side
• Speedy Aussie sprints to victory
• Swallows take f light in delight
• League race goes down to the wire
• LEADING FROM THE FRONT
• Rugby will return to the field next month
• Ferrari fall even further behind

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