Cape Argus - 2022-04-29

• Developers look at on-site wastewater treatment plants
• Shock plan to abolish Driftsands
• Informal settlement­s’ leaders disrupt council meeting
• Arrest of defence lawyer in Senzo Meyiwa trial
• Move to crack down on motorists without valid number plates
• Police nab scores of Freedom Day law-breakers
• Banks’ behaviour threat to our work, FIC says
• Green School returns from aiding KZN
• Serving Manenberg for more than 30 years
• Anti-human traffickin­g drive launched – ‘Gauteng SA’s hot spot’
• Only ANCWL’s leadership was replaced – ANC
• City given green light for rail study
• Organisati­ons to group for Al Quds Day
• Iconic Walter Sisulu Square vandalised
• Long-distance bus drivers under attack
• Federation calls for safer working conditions
• Tribute paid to Emeritus Professor Francis Wilson
• Corruption is our greatest enemy since the dawn of democracy
• Freedom does not exist in a vacuum
• Tensions nothing to do with anything that Israel is doing or not doing
• Celebratin­g 30 years of rendering the call to prayer
• Al Jama-ah MP appointed to Pan African Parliament focus group
• Two sides to every story...
• Every person for themselves in SA
• Perils of illegal migration
• Kids’ vaccine awaits approval
• War absurd in 21st century, says UN chief
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Yung Nasa is ready for takeoff
• This is a real privilege – new England skipper Stokes
• Speed advantage decisive for victorious Namibian
• White backs Moodie to shine at fullback
• Connacht worried about Sharks’ back three
• Hamilton fight-back must take root in Miami
• High-fives all around at super Sundowns
• Five-star Masandawan­a continue on upward trajectory
• Dobson expecting better maul defence from Leinster
• We gave Arrows hope, says Chiefs coach Zwane

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