Cape Argus - 2022-05-18

• Fuel price hike brings ‘devastatio­n’
• Complaints against banks on the increase – ombudsman
• Mihalik’s accused killers go on trial
• ‘She would not have been able to scream’
• Focus on taking drunk drivers off roads
• More police support to tackle mass shootings
• Learners protest against alleged racism at school
• Training on water, sanitation
• SU racism victim opens criminal case
• Call to hasten process of passing Hate Crimes Bill
• The Clooney Foundation honours SA activist Justice Albie Sachs
• Jacob Zuma trial likely to spill into next year
• Municipal workers claim victimisat­ion
• IT’S ABOUT WHAT’S BEST FOR THE COUNTRY
• MANY WITH DISABILITI­ES REMAIN BARRED FROM WORKPLACE
• The DA and the Ukrainian version of democracy
• A proud thorn in the flesh
• Critical to protect water infrastruc­ture
• Child labour far from over
• ‘Zero-Covid’ but millions in lockdown
• Independen­ts make unpreceden­ted election gains
• Parliament blocks push to condemn president
• Palestinia­ns held after raid
• Sand storm hits Saudi Arabia
• Staple foods are fast disappeari­ng from tables
• Insurance Crime Bureau warns of rise in car thefts
• ‘Shaka Zulu: The Gaping Wound’ wins big at Naledi Theatre Awards
• FULL LIST OF WINNERS
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Cannes Film Festival kicks into full swing for 75th anniversar­y
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Rassie might have to change his title to ‘Bok waterboy’
• Spanish test for new rules
• Don’t forget: Paul Adams was a victim of racism in Proteas team
• Hamza cops a nine-month ban
• Stellenbos­ch star: It’s about wanting better for yourself
• Stubbs has tools to take next step for SA
• Stormers must have ‘no regrets’ against Scarlets
• Roux case: Saru ‘not hiding anything’

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