Cape Times - 2022-02-09

• STATE IGNORED WARNING SIGNS OF DEADLY JULY MAYHEM
• Giliomee won’t fill municipal manager’s post
• Long walk to education after transport no-show
• Stellenbos­ch Municipali­ty contractor wants answers over bid documents
• All set for R4m Sona tomorrow at City Hall
• Company denies gas leak after children hospitalis­ed
• Outstandin­g DNA could delay teen rape case
• Cops remove picketing GBV activist at Clicks head office
• Killing of Langa taxi operator sparks fears of another war
• Cape Town artist to curate UK visual arts festival
• Camembert baked in puff pastry
• Surf therapy to assist children mentally
• Push to revive Iran nuclear deal
• 13 million people in Horn of Africa face hunger, UN warns
• Kremlin denies Putin promised no new moves
• Building a community of shared future
• ATTACKS ON THE JSC A THREAT TO JUDICIARY
• President fiddling while SA burns
• WE CHAT TO A PHOTOGRAPH­ER WHOSE VASECTOMY TWEET WENT VIRAL
• Meet Nqobile Nkosi, one of SA’s top jewellery manufactur­ers
• WEDNESDAY | FEB 9
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• SA stocks rise to their highest level in 2 weeks, buoyed by higher prices amid commoditie­s
• Poultry producers cast keen eye on first anti-dumping prosecutio­ns
• Umgeni Water appoints a new CFO to calm the board’s woes
• Sasol to deliver a mixed bag of interim results
• OIL DOWN ON US/IRAN TALKS
• ‘Such is life’ for Petersen at T20 Challenge
• Sundowns say adios to Nascimento
• Zambia clash won’t be easy for Banyana, says Ellis
• Boks to enjoy house and home against All Blacks
• SPORT ON TV
• Williamson out of SA series

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