Cape Argus - 2022-09-14

• High court tells Nedbank to keep Sekunjalo accounts open
• Five kidnap suspects get day in court
• Gold yanked from false teeth of elderly Retreat woman found dead in her home
• Public calls for rethink of unlawful entry bill
• ‘Modack Enterprise’ case delayed
• ON THIS DAY SEPTEMBER 14
• Teen to serve elderly lunch on birthday
• Waddle on over to check out CapeNature Reserves
• Cape Town CBD survived tough times, got R5.7bn property injection
• Regional meeting to focus on communicab­le diseases
• App to spy out hijacking hot spots in city
• Acting PP challenges accusers on Phala Phala
• Malema sues PA’s Kunene for R1m for calling him a ‘cockroach’
• Zim teachers welcome ZEP extension, call for waivers
• Devolution of rail is critical for W. Cape economy
• HAVING FUN WITH LANGUAGE
• THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR: HIGHS AND LOWS
• Racism persists in media
• Russia only controls fraction of Ukraine
• Jantjies does not deserve a third chance
• Scores killed in border fighting between Azerbaijan, Armenia
• Ukraine counter-attack thwarts Russia’s annexation operation
• University, TV station hit by drones
• King Charles on maiden visit to N Ireland
• Ruto sworn in as president
• Higher tyre prices will have a knock-on effect
• How to fix 6 mistakes SMEs make online
• ‘Look past the noise and take a longer-term global outlook’
• ‘The Parrot Woman’ tells story of love, forgivenes­s and healing
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Proteas must put batting right
• Dortmund simply have to halt rampant Haaland
• Cape Town taken for granted by RWC Sevens
• Battling All Blacks still burn for Bledisloe domination
• Ngcobo among those who must start for the Mighty Amakhosi
• Thank you for not allowing me to give up – Wayde

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