Cape Argus - 2022-05-04

• Data to be linked to your phone
• SCA rules against farmers in long-running landfill spat
• Four shot during attempted robbery
• Nicro gets flak after call to reduce cost of prisoners
• Pushback in Khayelitsh­a court against bank evictions
• Still no sign of baby Kai-isha
• ON THIS DAY MAY 4
• US funds feasibilit­y study to bridge digital divide
• Sea turtles compromise­d severely by pollution
• Fish Hoek Squash Club celebrates 50 years
• Chicco Twala is out on bail
• Cape Town attorneys win case against FirstRand Bank
• Here’s how much you’ll pay for fuel from today
• King Misuzulu clarifies issues concerning spokespers­on
• OUR DREAM IS ABOUT TO DIE
• Froneman’s pay package falls way short of those earned by other leading CEOs
• The problems with the Meyiwa trial
• 5 ways to eliminate workplace toxicity
• Stop war here, not in Ukraine
• The two sides of ‘red tape’
• Cognitive loss from severe Covid ‘equal to 20 years of ageing’
• Russia attacks steel plant
• Shock over abortion law U-turn
• Zapper launches tap-on-phone payments
• Do you want to protect membership in a CC during your lifetime and thereafter?
• Spur appoints Hendra as chief marketing officer
• Monica Bellucci ‘breaks the mould’ with sociopath role in ‘Memory’
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Bill Murray addresses misconduct reports
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Coach Truter returns to haunt flightless Birds
• City out to change perception
• Sundowns made to work hard
• Boks excited to be exploring new territory
• ‘Pirates must be more decisive in the box’
• Chiefs hierarchy may be at the heart of crisis

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