Cape Times - 2021-09-16

• Lecturer shocked by ID number linked to a Limpopo resident
• HILL-LEWIS’S HOUSING FOUNDATION ‘SHAKY’
• Debilitati­ng staff salary crisis could cost ANC dearly at local government elections
• Tulbagh pupil dies suddenly after collapsing while playing touch rugby
• Renault Kiger hits SA, priced from R200 000
• Ex-Tekkie Town owners approach court to halt Steinhoff’s settlement process
• Wine destined for Napoleon, auctioned for almost R1m
• Nienaber keeps faith in Pollard’s boot
• Accused killer ex-cop brought to tears by questions about boyfriend
• New public participat­ion survey for D6 claimants
• Father accused of toddler’s killing denied bail
• Railway line dwellers raise concerns on relocation
• Paarl store robbers lose their appeal
• Councillor apologises over K-word slur controvers­y
• Shopkeeper shot over protection fee refusal
• Iconic City Marathon gets green light
• W Cape proves to be the A-team in maths
• Artscape celebrates 50 years with 10 soloists in performanc­e with the CPO Wind Ensemble are the flagships.” Artscape chief executive Dr Marlene le Roux echoed these sentiments. “Fifty years ago the building opened to an exclusive white audience only. Pe
• Urgent need for vaccine equity, particular­ly in African countries
• UK power link crisis after blaze
• Republican­s won’t support debt measure
• The time for empty election promises is over
• Is the world heading into a digital currency future?
• Land reform needs policy overhaul
• MAKING A MOCKERY OF INCLUSIVIT­Y
• Father: Meghan and Harry ‘depriving’ grandchild­ren
• Stranger pays woman’s R1 000 grocery bill
• ANTIBODIES CAN REDUCE THE RISK OF REINFECTIO­N FOR UP TO SIX MONTHS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Eskom considers generator transplant between the Kusile and Medupi stations
• FirstRand puts the brakes on funding new fossil fuel mines
• Treasury makes case for Sasria to get R3.9bn cash injection
• Growthpoin­t heads into 2022 with solid balance sheet and strong liquidity
• Hyprop malls going omni-channel as shopping behaviour changes
• SEZs offer business incentives as Covid-19 stagnation eases
• Slight slump in SA retail sales in July due to civil unrest
• Pan African Resources declares highest-ever dividend
• TFG plans to hire more to boost manufactur­ing
• GOLD AND PLATINUM DECLINE
• A peek at the new Ford Ranger
• SA’s best selling bakkies and cars
• Volkswagen Tiguan gets the balance right
• Toyota Corolla Cross here soon
• Edgier design for WRX courtesy of new platform
• How long will the chip shortage last?
• Banyana at full strength for clash with big shots
• Davis Cup captain ‘very proud’ of Harris
• Proteas not the finished product, but in a good space
• SPORT ON TV
• Steyn and Mokoka headline Cape Town Marathon field

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