Cape Argus - 2022-12-01

• New law scraps cash-for-scrap
• Phala Phala report nails Ramaphosa
• I can’t expose myself to spies – whistle-blower
• Crime hot spot volunteer team want the City to pay stipends
• Police probe triple murder in Bishop Lavis
• ON THIS DAY DECEMBER 1
• Ruyterwach­t tenants lose R1.6m rental arrears case
• Suspected oil spill forces beach closures
• High court rejects ‘stinky ruling’
• Mkhwebane’s first witness at inquiry sings her praises
• Stellenpak cuts water supply to indigent farm-dwellers
• Newly launched study predicts looming wave of teacher retirement­s
• MK member fingered for jail attack on Walus
• Does the drop in SA’s unemployme­nt rate really mean much?
• If only blacks were like pets, then whites the world over would adore them
• Where have all the good men gone?
• A PEOPLE UNITED CAN NEVER BE DEFEATED
• Intervenin­g for our youth
• Raising drinking age won’t stop problem
• Two turning points in SA’s history
• ‘End of an era’ as former Chinese president dies
• Half of democracie­s ‘in decline’
• Debt scandal trial nears end
• Courtier quits after new palace race row
• Mentally ill to be ‘removed’
• Ntsiki Mazwai calls for event organisers to stop ‘exploiting’ her
• Gaosi Raditholo returns to Bruce Lee’s HBO Max drama, ‘Warrior’
• England have more belief this time, says Southgate
• Strong defence crucial for success of Brazilians
• Should Stormers select Libbok against Dragons?
• Faf signs short-term deal with Perth Scorchers
• Ernie spearheads top field up the Creek
• Willemse’s heartfelt message to Nienaber
• Spain won’t count chickens, must beat Japan – coach
• Ouseb: Chiefs don’t need to buy strikers

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