Cape Argus - 2024-04-30

• JAZZ FESTIVAL BOOSTS CAPE ECONOMY
• Take extra care as Covid-19, respirator­y virus cases spike
• E-hailing drivers to strike again if ‘inhumane’ conditions persist
• Two minors struck by stray bullets
• Ex-attorney says Modack paid hitman legal fees
• Investigat­ion under way after Nyanga mass shooting
• Mitchells Plain powerlifte­r aims for world championsh­ip
• Factions, indecision mire ANC’s premier candidacy
• Businessma­n allegedly took Ters for R300 000, failed to help staff
• Rise Mzansi to picket over ‘sex-for-jobs’ racket
• Plot to kill minister uncovered
• Actor held for questionin­g over alleged sex assault
• Former German soldier admits spying for Russia as trial opens
• UK, US ‘gravely concerned’ by Burkina Faso massacre reports
• The legacy of apartheid remains, 30 years on
• Axing of MKP leaders is from a book we’ve read
• Thirty years later: are we ‘born frees’ truly free?
• A BOLD STEP FOR THE HOMELESS
• MEC Duma applauds multi-billion rand Wilmar project
• Teach kids how to work with money
• 453 homes burgled a day in SA: 4 ways to protect yours
• Informatio­n gap as two-pot system nears
• Read book before making assumption­s, urges Melinda Ferguson
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Mi Casa, Benjamin Jephta relish chance to play at festival
• Kanye West sued for racial discrimina­tion
• Key Proteas picks up for debate
• Recent woes drop Birds into relegation conversati­on
• Chiefs hope to put Downs’ title celebratio­ns on ice
• Mixed fortunes for SA starsas IPL nears halfway point
• Man City have one hand on crown but Gunners still firing
• Hey Jude, Bayern are ready for you
• Stormers focus on building scoreboard pressure before unleashing backs
• Pirates depending on Arrows, Stellies

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