Cape Argus - 2022-03-28

• Taxi strike: City mulls damages claim
• High court judgment upholds rights of rape victims to be heard
• Police arrest suspect in Khayelitsh­a mass shooting
• Judge orders Venezuelan woman be allowed into SA
• Community outraged as teen, 18, stabbed by gangsters
• W Cape’s last mass Covid vaccinatio­n site closed
• WE HAVE PEOPLE OCCUPYING POLITICAL OFFICE – NOT LEADERS
• Crime, policing, GBV top debate
• Khoisan to apply for recognitio­n as awareness campaign launched
• ANC accuses DA of ignoring public transport shortcomin­gs
• Postpone vote of no confidence, UDM requests
• Access to water a human right that needs more focus
• Take charge of the future and vote
• Russia could scale down aims
• QUICK READ
• Yemen rebels cause fire at oil facilities near Formula 1 track
• Thousands flee homes as volcano erupts
• 8 careers to fit your personalit­y
• Marks retains NRF rating
• Stellenbos­ch University launches learning platform
• US arts scholarshi­p opportunit­y
• Lerai announced as first African host of Nickelodeo­n Kids’ Choice Awards
• ‘Scandal!’ veteran Joyce Skefu recovers from stroke
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Lerena graduates with flying colours
• KZN stand tall in Gqeberha
• Dobson proud of Stormers’ courage
• Truter takes AmaZulu hotseat
• Sordet downs Conradie in a play-off
• Teamwork makes the dream work

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