Cape Argus - 2024-01-24

• 196 W.CAPE COPS UNDER INVESTIGAT­ION
• Matric results: Western Cape prisoner scores 6 distinctio­ns
• Three online ‘sexual predators’ arrested
• ‘Police shooter’ has an alibi
• Senzo trial: ‘The accused supplied the hitman’
• Mountain mugger plunges to his death
• ON THIS DAY JANUARY 24
• School supplies, building material donated to Hillview
• Tributes roll in for snake rescuer bitten by a Cobra
• Scrap metal collectors steal Prasa’s steel as guards look on
• R1.1m damages for passenger pushed from moving train
• Netcare admits it knew economist Thabi Leoka did not have a PhD
• Nzimande details state of 2024 academic readiness
• Land transport of agri goods down by 6%, ports backlog blamed
• DA SEEKS TO USURP NATIONAL GOVERNMENT WITH POWERS BILL
• What was reason for going to the Hague?
• The Western Cape Powers Bill is transforma­tive
• After elections, committees can hold government to account
• Debunking myths about Africa-China relations
• Moeletsi Mbeki reveals real face of BEE
• Pearls of wisdom to give school leavers a head start
• US, UK hit Houthis again
• Six Myanmar junta officers in surrender
• Quake shakes China’s border
• Blinken praises Ivory Coast on Africa tour
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Louw counting on ‘unexplaina­ble energy’ to fuel Lions
• ‘Enforcer’ Olivier’s rebound great timing for SA
• Salah hopes to return to Afcon if Egypt reach final
• Djokovic, Gauff forced to dig deep to reach semis
• Royals sweat over Miller’s fitness for Super Kings clash
• Setting the tone for a productive 2024
• Unlocking AI’s potential

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