Cape Times - 2022-04-25

• ‘RAPED’, THEN PUT BEHIND BARS
• Residents angry over delivery as Oudtshoorn mayor ousted and coalition crumbles
• Citrus growers decry new cold storage plan
• State owes municipali­ties R837 million
• Tara vessel in Cape Town to study Benguela current, river polution
• Three metros have still not formed ward committees
• Sacked NNR board member fighting for reinstatem­ent
• Doubts over Moody’s changing of City’s outlook to stable
• City said to be dodging talks over call to prayer ‘flouting’ noise by-laws
• ‘Give me more time to study evidence’ - Zondo
• Duo held over fake washing powder
• Alarm, as drug-related suicide cases on rise
• MEETING THE NEED
• Let’s help learners find power of reading
• The Red List’s approach on draft amendments to the National Health Act doesn’t cut it
• Scopa, Eskom drama could’ve been handled differentl­y
• SA should unite in support of Palestinia­n resistance
• Tuscan chicken and white bean traybake
• ‘Authoritar­ian, inept’ Shäfer’s resignatio­n was long overdue
• SABC’s TV licence database not nice viewing
• Ongoing Hamas, Israeli conflict seems to have no end
• MONDAY APR 25
• Israel closes Erez crossing to Gaza
• Foreign travel to resume from May
• Anti-coup fighters threaten mining
• US vice-president’s chief of staff leaves
• Strike chaos at Amsterdam airport
• New Ebola case in north-western DRC
• Scientists to gauge pollution over rivers
• Miners missing in second incident
• Bomb threats linked to Syria, Pakistan
• Hope for truce fades over Orthodox Easter
• France’s stark choice for president
• Johnson causes more trouble for Tories
• Involve local leaders in disaster relief efforts
• Canton Fair another chance to strengthen ties with SA
• Sloppy service at government deptartmen­ts
• CHEAP POLITICKIN­G TO SETTLE SCORES
• YOUNG CHILDREN MORE LIKELY TO SPREAD FLU TO THEIR HOUSEHOLD
• 4 autumn superfoods that will help ward off weight gain
• MONDAY | APRIL 25
• NEWS 24/7 IOL.CO.ZA
• Transformi­ng Viola Davis into ‘First Lady’ called for research
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• THE QUICKIE
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Friday’s solutions:
• Friday’s solutions:
• Friday’s solutions:
• Power cuts a significan­t danger to global growth, economists are warning
• Sibanye-Stillwater flags hiked socio-political risks facing SA
• Anheuser-Busch InBev seeks new global markets for Ukraine beer
• Old Mutual chairperso­n rewards execs after strong operationa­l performanc­e
• National State of Disaster bares shortcomin­gs of housing policy
• Citrus body welcomes progress to repair damage at Durban port
• Workers pour cold water over SibanyeSti­llwater’s updated wage offer
• Commercial property building statistics point to weakening in the future
• Rand exchange rate leads markets uncertaint­y
• ECB EYES EARLY RATE HIKES
• Small errors cost the Lions dearly
• White loving the Bulls’ ‘balanced’ game
• Pirates book semi spot
• Swallows leave it late to beat Baroka
• Perfect Verstappen spoils Ferrari’s day
• Quartararo dominates in Portugal
• ‘Fans inspired Stellies to victory’
• Sundowns gutted by quarter-final loss
• Derby ends in a stalemate
• Stormers are in seventh heaven
• Reds back within one of Man City

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