Cape Argus - 2022-05-10

• Another mass killing
• EFF calls for pro-victims change to the Constituti­on
• Arson attack destroys critical sewage pump station in Wallaceden­e
• Van Boven guilty of Hess, Lategan murders
• Poultry feeder maker loses trade restraint case
• Amahle Quku murder accused pleads guilty
• Pedestrian­s account for majority of road fatalities
• ON THIS DAY MAY 10
• Covid-19 cases escalate
• NSC exams under way
• Criminal activities blamed for stalled housing project
• High cost of illegal connection­s, vandalism
• Covid-19 ad hoc committee disbands
• Welcome Zenzile bridge to be repaired
• Student housing crisis brings huge investment opportunit­ies across SA
• Mining industry a major contributo­r and employer
• Ruling party meetings ignore urgent issues
• Fact versus narrative in Ukraine-Russia conflict
• Sekunjalo attack planned
• Tips to improve personal and home safety
• Tackling root cause of poverty
• Prime minister resigns after supporters attack protesters
• Putin stirs up patriotism
• SA food prices expected to remain high on fuel cost, global woes, heavy rainfall
• Entreprene­urship should be nurtured with care in SA
• Telkom unveils izwe.ai
• Plenty gasp-worthy moments but needs more heart
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Le Clos to lead SA charge at world champs
• Ncikazi warns Bucs to be wary
• Boehly set to realise his Blues dream
• No Sunday fun day for mediocre Mercedes
• Mosele continues to shine in Africa
• Sharks add another star to their ranks
• Zwane wants more local coaches
• Champions Cup a big cash cow for SA

Cape Argus - 2022-05-09

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