Cape Argus - 2022-05-05

• Life-saving nurses fight to keep jobs
• Eskom warns of cold winter as risk of load shedding is high
• UCT exhibition depicts violence during protests
• Judge scolds firms for lack of transparen­cy
• Police hunting Gardee’s killer push for results
• Public’s trust in police at all time low – survey
• ON THIS DAY MAY 5
• SPCA cracks down on negligent animal owner
• Another first for Groote Schuur brings new hope
• AfriForum fights ruling on display of apartheid flag
• Khoza appointed as UKZN’s fourth chancellor
• Cableway Challenge kicks off on Saturday
• Scopa digs into procuremen­t controvers­y
• Advocate Malesela Teffo vows to sue police over dramatic court arrest
• Chicco Twala out on R2 000 bail after ‘toy gun’ arrest
• POOR STUDENTS ARE WAKING UP AND TAKING CHARGE
• Professor Baijnath was a ‘mentor and scholar of note’
• Abuse has a colonial link
• Let’s learn the speeches that shaped SA
• Biometric data should stay private
• Leftist parties reach deal to hamper Macron
• Manifestin­g money: it all starts in the mind
• Engen in deal to speed up transforma­tion in petroleum sector
• Bonang to co-host Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards
• What to watch on TV tonight
• Depp ‘pleased’ after judge denies Heard’s request to dismiss case
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Boks can’t just ‘build an innings’ at Adelaide Oval
• Kiwis aim to make life tough for Stokes
• Zwane: Dog-eat-dog time
• Mdantsane misses penalty as City frustrated by Chippa
• Motaung excited by new CAF role
• Baroka boost survival hopes

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