Cape Argus - 2020-12-02

• Teacher sex pest testing may be a fail
• Crackdown on City’s night life
• Shake-up ‘to put more boots on ground’
• ACKERMAN-BERMAN GETS TOP AWARD FOR FOOD INITIATIVE
• Right2Know takes fight to Parliament
• Body of missing city lifeguard found ashore
• Kinnear murder accused’s case postponed
• Women, girls most vulnerable
• GBV victims get new shelter help hotline
• ‘Don’t hide child abuse’
• Department top brass get lashed
• DA ‘scoring points with revenue bill’
• ATM heads to court for secret ballot
• Modise in the dock
• Truck violence is economic sabotage, says Mbalula
• Stand Up GBV campaign
• Securing a witness for court through a subpoena
• ADDRESS GENDER VIOLENCE BEFORE IT STARTS
• Health is more important than money, just decisions need to be made
• If Orania is okay, then why is it not the same forBracken­fell?
• Help youth use law to have government address climate change
• Mnangagwa must be made to address Aids crisis in Zimbabwe
• Chocolate-coated slavery
• Syrian refugees divided on fate of defectors
• $35bn needed for aid – UN
• ‘Hack with a grenade’ explodes back on scene
• Water security key to empowering women
• Behaviour of ‘military veterans’ leaves a bad taste
• Hitch in ‘Single Wives SA’ plan
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Black Friday sales up by 14.1% after a slow start
• BRICS media ‘more important than ever’
• Farming confidence index at 6-year high
• Hard lessons for Formula One
• Hamilton is forced to sit out
• Blues boss challenges ‘outsiders’
• Cavani ready to face old club PSG despite FA probe
• Magpies laid low by virus
• PSG’s ‘toughest test’
• Messi rested yet again
• Pumas staff to name new skipper
• Top PSL stars still up for grabs
• ‘We can’t just rely on our scrumming”
• Bulls lock expects ‘strange things’ from ex-mates

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