Cape Times - 2022-04-04

• BURNING ANC WILL LOSE POWER RAMAPHOSA
• Calls for Home Affairs overhaul after cable breakage shuts down services, leaving angry customers stranded
• Buckle up for another ‘big’ fuel price increase, warn experts
• Council fires senior manager found guilty of sexual harassment
• Another TVET unionist lecturer axed for worker intimidati­on
• Election of murder-accused Msibi a test of ANC’s renewal
• Appeal decision due in ‘please call me’ case
• Call to prayer gets a hearing as talks continue between City, MJC
• Khoi-San activists to keep watch on Brass Bell expansion
• Risking life and limb on the high seas
• No jiving, as huge ancient Moroccan beehive collapses
• Truckers, drivers angry at huge fuel hike
• Ukraine port city of Odessa hit
• The history of football is riddled with inequality and entitlemen­t
• In danger of triggering World War III
• PLAN FOR THE WORST, HOPE FOR THE BEST
• ALL ABOUT APHASIA, THE CONDITION BRUCE WILLIS HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH
• Is there a right side to aluminium foil?
• Top 3 vegan beauty trends predicted for 2022
• Blac Chyna shades baby daddies, but they blast back
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• PIC wants meeting with Absa over its choice of new CEO
• Small businesses plead for easing of red tape
• Moody’s change of SA’s credit rating to stable affirms reform programme
• Internatio­nal energy study suggests that plans for gas-to-power may not be an optimal sector solution
• Two-month fuel price relief is widely welcomed
• Early signs economic recovery is under way
• OIL LOWER AS IEA COMMITS
• Dobson full of praise for Zas
• The realist in me says Africa won’t shine at the World Cup
• Spurs up to fourth, Toffees in deeper trouble
• Hives fives all around for City
• Things falling back into place for Nurkovic

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