Cape Argus - 2022-03-25

• Consumers hit in pockets by increasing food prices
• TAXI STRIKE MAYHEM
• Cape advocate honoured by US Secret Service
• Jantjies found not guilty of killing his daughter
• Concern as number of street kids increases
• Clifton and Glen Beach ratepayers want to establish a CID for the area
• Activist’s work to be archived at UWC
• Undiagnose­d TB cases driving infections
• Scopa seeks answers on sale of 51% SAA stake
• Ramaphosa, Patel upbeat about investment conference
• Africa’s biggest cannabis expo returns
• W Cape to spend R62M on LGBTQIA+ programmes
• Mr Gay World SA slams organisers for treating him with disrespect
• SWOP-SHOP PANTRIES DISRUPT SOCIETAL HIERARCHIE­S
• Madiba’s SA is what we should aspire to, no one else’s
• Cape Flats residents are tired of Minister Cele’s cheap talk
• Tribute to Sheikh Gabier, a great leader
• TOYOTA AND LEXUS CONNECTIVI­TY LEADS THE WAY FOR YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS
• Financial lynching by SA’s banks
• Transformi­ng representa­tion in South African advertisin­g
• N Korea fires largest ballistic missile since 2017
• Call for military assistance
• Theatre fraternity to be honoured at Fleur du Cap Awards
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Caster has a new passion
• Kapp keen for Proteas to improve
• Chiefs can learn from Sundowns’ takeover plans
• De Morny turns back the clock, Botha earns famous win
• SA lose the plot, now for real Test
• What will PSL do now in Chiefs saga?
• Broos to give all of his players a chance in friendlies
• Stormers ready for ‘direct’ Ulster test

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