Cape Times - 2021-02-01

• ‘THE PAIN OF BEING BLACK AND POOR’
• Cops hunt suspects behind killing of six in another Khayelitsh­a mass shooting
• Provinces to receive long-awaited vaccine in 3 weeks
• Editors slam Sanef’s bid to smear, discredit Independen­t Media
• Fire control companies feel tribunal’s heat with R20m fine
• AMS Security company lands in hot water
• Police sjamboking complaints mount
• Teachers prepare for a new school year
• Residents help cops arrest murder suspect
• Child murderer to finally have his day in court
• Cash-in-transit employee strapped with bomb
• Local film exploring the identity of Muslim women wins award at Paris Internatio­nal Film Festival
• New, contagious Covid-19 variants spreading fast in Africa
• THERE’S STILL NO COVID-19 RELIEF FOR WASTE PICKERS
• Mhlambiso fought apartheid on many fronts
• Vaccine rollout must be equitable
• Political Party Funding Act is a commitment to transparen­cy
• List of candidates approved for transition­al Libyan government
• WHO experts sweep through market
• Armies to delay withdrawal
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Markets cheer robust Sasol profit forecast
• Icasa readies legal defence against MTN
• WEF eyes benefits of an accelerate­d free trade area
• Short-sellers better beware: the Robinhood Redditors will soon hit South Africa: Ryk de Klerk |
• Barloworld shares spike 63% in three months despite volatile trading conditions |
• Spur Corporatio­n half-year sales decline by 29.5%
• EOH HOLDINGS CUTS ITS DEBT BY R409m AFTER STRATEGIC DISPOSAL OF ASSETS
• Equities across world bourses drop sharply
• THREE CHEESE TRENDS TO WATCH IN 2021
• Smart habits, appropriat­e for age, reduce skin cancer risk
• Champion Bulls cultivated true fighting spirit
• The ’Hunt’ continues despite Derby loss
• Brits and Ismail repeat winning feat
• Citizens fluff their lines against Bakgakga

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