Cape Argus - 2022-03-24

• City under fire over planning applicatio­ns
• Madiba digi doccie for auction
• Racism ‘ingrained in property sector’
• Situation in Khayelitsh­a labelled a pandemic
• Senior traffic official to appear for sexual assault
• Man was drinking before he set baby alight
• March to end labour rights violations on wine farms
• Future film-makers take a peek through lens of industry
• Man loses bid to care for his ex’s child
• Stigma of TB presents big challenges to overcome
• Province to spend R1.2bn on health infrastruc­ture
• Bankrupt Beaufort West Municipali­ty granted exemption
• Smooth move planned for ECD function
• Human Rights Commission heads to Nkqubela
• ‘Lost memories’ of historic cemetery
• Excitement builds for Ramadaan Expo
• Parliament wants private colleges held accountabl­e
• Citizen uncovers fuel card scam at Bitou Municipali­ty
• North West interventi­on to wrap up as province finds ‘positive trajectory’
• Education authoritie­s facing court over two siblings sexually assaulted at school
• Animal sanctuary mourns the death of much-admired African fish eagle
• DON’T WRITE OFF SOUTH AFRICA’S YOUTH
• Call for help in drive to ensure all SA’s children learn to read
• Inequality can undermine successful African trade pact
• Selective compassion fuels racism
• Besieged city a ‘hellscape’
• Spain’s U-turn on W Sahara strains ties with Algeria
• Provide in trust for your children if you divorce or die
• Rain partners with Oppo for new 5G routers in SA
• Need for financial organisati­ons to work with vendors
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Stars fly SA flag high with Kids’ Choice Awards nods
• Maynardvil­le Open-Air Theatre returns with Janni Younge’s ‘Hamlet’
• Libbok to continue creating ‘chaos’ for the Stormers
• Big corporates must invest in women’s sport
• Hamza suspended over banned diuretic
• Fury shows she’s stronger than iron
• PSL not playing the game
• Pumas too strong for wasteful Province

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