Cape Times - 2022-03-31

• 2 TOP STELLIES APPOINTMEN­TS IRREGULAR -MKHWEBANE
• Ten years for McDonald’s employee who spat in ice cream to extort cash
• No confidence motion in Ramaphosa shelved
• July unrest charges left my life upside down, says businesswo­man
• Councils owing Eskom millions named and shamed
• City blames nutrient loading, heat, for fish die-offs
• R2m claim after child fell in hole
• McLaren Circus performanc­es grind to halt
• Two Oceans champs prepare to defend their titles
• Expelled Rhodes student activist Dyantyi ‘vindicated’ by SCA
• Developers fight River Club interdict
• Sunspot activity could disrupt power lines and satellites
• Pullback talk ‘a Moscow ploy’
• Community’s plant project secures dunes
• Public awareness or public spectacle?
• ANC’S HYPOCRISY READILY EXPOSED
• All countries aim to have secure borders
• HERE’S HOW TO COOK WITHOUT COSTLY OIL AND STILL KEEP THE FLAVOUR IN YOUR FOOD
• Hilaria Baldwin expecting her 7th child with hubby Alec Baldwin after ‘ups and downs’
• Study proves men and women experience pain differentl­y
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Famous Brands buys plant-food focused restaurant chain
• February private sector credit extension surges ahead of expectatio­ns
• Call suggests to scrap VAT on poultry prices to benefit poor
• Minerals and Energy Department drops the ball on community safety, says the Auditor-General
• Australia’s Irongate board finally approves takeover offer
• RAND, STOCKS RETAIN GAINS
• Chiefs need to welcome fans back with wins
• England players condemn booing of Maguire
• What the watch for as Proteas take on Tigers
• Will Woods make miracle Masters return?
• Warne remembered as a ’genius’
• 3 overseas players Broos must consider for the future
• DRIVEN BY A PASSION TO SERVE
• Amanda Saab’s Namoura
• Nutrition tips for a healthy Ramadan

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