Cape Argus - 2022-09-23

• It’s do or braai for the Boks
• Gearing up for Heritage Day with old, new traditions
• Repo rate increase spells doom for cash-strapped consumers
• Cops operating out of a repurposed RDP house
• Dad, son in court for fraud
• Family shaken by body under accused’s bed
• Public invited to take part in Walk of Remembranc­e
• Continuous load shedding darkens business and more
• Ramaphosa advisers eye Sisulu as deputy
• Foundation insists it will meet Maughan in court
• Workers raise safety concerns at health facilities
• Students at Amy Biehl Foundation get cooking
• Atlantis to surge with City’s first grid-connected 7MW solar plant
• Cocaine bust of R4.9bn
• Two arrested after farmer murdered
• Uganda confirms 7 Ebola cases, 1 death
• Blue Label finalises Cell C liquidity deal
• WHEN A PICTURE SAYS SO MUCH, AND SHOWS OUR TRUE COLOURS
• How ironic that Mbeki who was chased from the ANC has become its only symbol of hope
• Fight crime, not politician­s, says Cape Town mayor
• SA needs a maritime plan
• Ubuntu can deepen researcher­s’ work
• Banks must end bias against blacks
• Population shift could move Ireland closer to unificatio­n
• No mercy for Khmer Rouge’s last surviving member
• Pressure on Putin mounts
• ‘Unfit’ attire: Protests grow
• 2 dead as strong quake shakes Mexico
• Emo Adams returns to Lyric Theatre for Heritage Day show
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• CRYPTIC DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• WP targeting a Women’s double
• EPL clubs agree to fan bans for invasions, smoke bombs
• Winter wants Bulls to turn up the heat
• CHIEFS’ DU PREEZ ‘OVERWHELME­D’ BY BAFANA CALL-UP
• Boucher, Bavuma’s bond is stronger than ever
• Stormers enjoying past comforts
• Breakdown battle will be fierce
• Five coaches who need to up their game
• Mkhize: Dan is an ambitious coach
• Bafana out to make history against Sierra Leone

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