Cape Times - 2021-11-09

• ESKOM JOU ...
• Whistle-blower Williams ‘safe’ after fleeing SA
• Increasing calls for DOR leadership to be disbanded
• Ramaphosa on coalitions: ‘We’re not on our knees’
• Mkhwebane ’did not need full legal representa­tion’
• Remove election posters or face fines, City warns parties
• GOOD Party not interested in coalition offers
• ‘Pure maths’ teacher who refused to teach maths literacy fails to get his job back
• Labour Court puts breaks on metro bus driver’s legal bid to get his job back
• Full-time school classes being considered
• R2.2m drugs in luggage case back in court
• Crackdown on illegal water use
• Special digital image of Tambo’s spy pen gun, gifted by East Germans, on auction
• Ortega election win a ‘sham’
• Gunmen seize two villages in DRC near Uganda and Rwanda
• US ends Covid-19 travel restrictio­ns
• The middle ground is lying fallow
• CITIZENS HAVE SPOKEN, IT’S TIME PARTIES LISTEN
• Only the DA was actually representa­tive
• 5 TYPES OF FOODS THAT KEEP THE HEART HEALTHY
• How to make TikTok’s famous 60 clove garlic soup
• TUESDAY | NOV 9
• Stella McCartney begs for legislatio­n to ban use of fur
• Rand opens the week at a high and breaks below R15 to the dollar
• Sirius to expand into the UK following BizSpace acquisitio­n
• Delta share price surges following progress on debt reduction
• SA’s foreign exchange liquidity could enter a slump
• Boucher is excited by team unity
• Springbok Women happy despite defeat
• Boks need to be ready for anything
• Permutatio­ns: How South Africa can qualify for the next stage

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