Cape Argus - 2022-09-21

• Water scarcity takes centre stage at the Baxter Theatre
• Ramaphosa rejects DA’s devolution of police bid
• Concourt: Disclose party funders
• Triple murder case stalls without state prosecutor
• Social media can be used to tackle GBV
• MEC to reopen taxi route B97 after peace deal
• ON THIS DAY SEPTEMBER 21
• Land developer ‘victimised’ in Table View
• Fans, young players spend a day with rugby’s ‘Beast’
• Namibia walk to highlight GBV, femicide
• Committee told of Iziko Museums’ many problems
• Intercape the ‘most targeted’ bus group
• DA urges CR to appoint an energy expert
• Jobs and inequality in spotlight
• GOVERNMENT NEEDS A DOSE OF PRAGMATISM
• Mmusi Maimane and Mogoeng Mogoeng must join forces to lead SA
• WE NEED TO TARGET THE YOUTH FOR ENTREPRENE­URIAL TRAINING
• Sports stars, please come and talk to youth
• BRICS: SA should benefit
• Dam ‘disaster’ not the appropriat­e word
• Remorse is Teffo’s only saving grace
• US arrests along Mexico border to reach record annual number
• Musk plans to deploy humanoid robots in factories
• Amini’s death sparks protests
• Vote plans challenge West
• World is in big trouble, says Guterres
• Spring back on track towards reaching your financial goals
• Does your financial heritage help or hinder you financiall­y?
• Consumers buy fewer risk policies, but also lapsed a higher number
• ‘Third World Express’ a world-class experience that inspires hope
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Steyn: Magala’s been on my radar for a long time
• ‘Zulu’ on Bavuma snub: It’s brutal out there
• What about Willie le Roux at No 10?
• Proudest moment of my life, says Le Roux
• Hartzenber­g to start against Connacht
• Duminy backs Roy to be ‘destructiv­e’ for Paarl
• Katich can’t wait to get going

Cape Argus - 2022-09-20

Cape Argus - 2022-09-22