Cape Times - 2021-02-11

• Experts want details on recovery plan
• W.H.O GIVES ASTRAZENEC­A THE GO-AHEAD
• Local authoritie­s informed of deadly hole 2 years ago
• Market shrugs off Eskom loadsheddi­ng
• SIU to pursue more officials in PPE probe
• Siya could be a Shark by next week
• Vaccine gives hope in Israel
• Packing firm liable for milk trays falling on 63-year-old shopper
• Joggers attacked on Tafelberg Road
• NSFAS audit ‘the worst ever’
• Comrades runs into dead end
• Centre nurtures hope for vulnerable women
• WC liquor inspection­s continue after lifting of booze ban
• Father recounts slain son’s death
• Psychologi­cal distress on the rise
• Judge demands answers as rhino case drags on
• China plans world’s biggest hydro dam in Tibet
• Balsamic plum crumble with vanilla ice cream
• Boost for fight against wildlife crime
• Anger as Muslim Covid victims in Sri Lanka are cremated against wishes
• LEGAL IMPLICATIO­NS OF AID BLOCKADES
• ACTION SHOULD START WITH THIS CRUCIAL SONA
• Magadzi’s Zondo assertions challenged
• Valentine’s Day gift ideas for him and her
• 5 TREATS YOU CAN EAT OFF YOUR PARTNER’S BODY
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Elon Musk’s Starlink in South Africa won’t be stellar, predict analysts
• Blow to MRC in defamation lawsuit against six activists
• Sacci warns of more investor erosion as business confidence falls
• Aspen and EC strike deal to cut prices of off-patent cancer medicines
• DENTAL SERVICES
• Heineken set to slash 8 000 jobs after profits are cut by Covid-19 restrictio­ns
• MIC puts R147m into fund for exceptiona­l SA and African companies
• SONA: BUSINESS WANTS PRAGMATIC PLAN TO FIX THE ECONOMY OF SOUTH AFRICA
• INVESTEC CONTINUES TO CUT BACK IN RETAIL STRUCTURED PRODUCTS
• EMERGING MARKETS
• Miller: Proteas not a bunch of T20 rookies
• CSA must be leaders again
• Formula One could award points for Saturday sprint races
• Khune waits as Chiefs game still in doubt
• Djokovic survives ’very tough’ match

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