Cape Argus - 2021-09-23

• Row erupts over history of Newlands monument
• Pressure off Judge President
• Gugulethu mother dies after being set alight in ‘domestic dispute’
• Unclear if killing of three is linked to taxi conflict
• Search for bodies of three men continues
• Steps to end gang violence at schools in Grabouw
• Passers-by witness scary fossil fuels ‘crime scene’
• Land for affordable housing sparks clash
• Walk to celebrate a common heritage
• Nersa approves generation licences for Karpowersh­ip SA project
• FF Plus chooses Max for mayor
• IFP, ActionSA campaigns moving into high gear
• Zuma awaits ruling on recusal case
• SDR grants activists push harder
• Too afraid to report corruption
• Mandela’s former adviser’s new party launches its campaign
• Roll up, roll up for night of family fun on square
• Celebratin­g the country’s heritage
• Stand a chance to win a lunch at La Provence Estate
• SCHOOLS MUST UNITE TO FIGHT THE ILLS IN OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM
• Sharp-shooting Banyana itching for Awcon
• Springboks’ mental exhaustion understand­able
• Durban Declaratio­n collects dust 20 years on
• Sudden meeting of 2 worlds culminates in harmony
• CKay goes full-on lover boy
• Spotify recreates the Spice Girls’ iconic Spice Bus
• How to tell if your fur baby has been poisoned
• Proof that Instagram is harmful for teens
• What ever happened to Sexpo?
• Top-down rule is not democracy
• Beyond biryani and braai, we can shape our legacy
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• Future of nuclear talks uncertain
• Foiled coup attempt linked to former regime
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Having a Wales of a time
• The challenge from the northern reaches
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Working from home might be a dud to Covid-19 silver bullet
• Nuclear build programme on track for 2022 request for tenders
• Protecting public interest against corrupt legal practition­ers

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