Cape Argus - 2023-05-22

• Sailor injured after tall ship keels over
• Burglaries spike when power is off
• Dr Nandi: ‘My arrest as good as abduction’
• Investigat­ion led to dagga lab in Philippi
• Huge rise in illegal plant harvesting sows concern
• Whale carcass harvested by locals in Hermanus
• Khayelitsh­a, M.Plain in need of clinic
• ANC’s Magaxa challenges remarks on race exclusion
• Call for ‘defiance campaign’ over Employment Equity Act
• Numsa wants Gordhan to answer for Takatso-SAA deal
• Suspended Andile Lili challenges ANC’s claim that he’s on ‘step aside’
• SA Muslims informed on Russia’s war
• Golden oldies having a riot
• ECONOMIC GROWTH MUST BENEFIT POOR
• Dark secrets behind Eskom’s failure, SA’s crisis
• Steel’s singing starlet steals the limelight
• Value of home economics
• African architect brings new perspectiv­e
• Nail-biting end to this season of Premiershi­p
• Zelensky gets new arms support from world leaders
• Conflict propels campaign to join EU
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Jidenna’s third album ‘Me, You and God’ is a ‘reinventio­n’ of himself
• Oti Mabuse rubs shoulders with King Charles at Buckingham Palace
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Whitewash for the boys from Paarl
• Currie Cup is really hotting up
• Gunners’ powder runs dry in the home straight
• Rybakina heading to Paris full of confidence
• I learned a lot – Zwane after Chiefs end poorly
• Mokwena not giving up on African dream
• Mdaka stunned by Gallants’ relegation
• Nyatama can now grieve for his father
• Stormers out to strike a blow for the Springboks
• City and Stellies book top eight spots

Cape Argus - 2023-05-19

Cape Argus - 2023-05-23