Cape Argus - 2020-10-30

• No picnic in park for poor
• Call to revert to 2012 plan for District Six
• AGU accused of abusing power
• DRAMATIC SOWETO DERBY
• Hawks under fire again
• Cop’s family stunned by his killing
• Effort to curb traffickin­g, GBV
• An exhibition of artwork by Capetonian­s
• Schreuder’s replacemen­t
• Home for aged’s vehicle at end of road
• Programme for school children
• Mboweni seeks fruitful talks with unions
• Judge Zondo admits to love child link
• Malema says assault is baseless
• DA quashes speculatio­n race will influence voting
• WHALE OF A TRAIL
• Power change on the way
• Call for probe of W Coast clinics
• Premier seeks deal to avoid lockdown
• End to cadre deployment urged
• Didiza’s agricultur­e recovery, revival plan
• Dear City, please explain why for most of the year my fixed charge is more than my monthly bill for water
• THE ECOLOGY OF PROTESTS
• Thank you, but freedom to shelf shop is not the freedom we voted for
• Use money for TERS, education, not SAA
• Murder wrong but cartoons offensive
• Drug firms taking tried and tested route
• Incalculab­le returns in investing in girls’ education
• Kidney disease patients require routine check-ups
• Baby’s first 1 000 days set pattern for life
• Pandemic alters how politician­s are viewed
• Make haste to get our economy out of the doldrums
• Need for new economy
• Ivory Coast election concerns
• Knife attack in a church
• British Labour Party’s ‘day of shame’
• The ant and The Matrix – rethinking intelligen­ce
• Freight and Transport Index in highest growth
• Mboweni’s budget fails to give rand momentum
• More goosebumps this halloween
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• New life for ‘Ways of Dying’
• Kanye West loses Twitter fans
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• White wary of Stormers
• The ‘A Team’ pumped to be facing Titans
• DRAMATIC SOWETO DERBY
• Silva lining for Lampard’s Blues
• Kitshoff is excited by the forward battle

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