Cape Times - 2022-04-29

• SASSA BILLIONS RECLAIMED FROM CIVIL SERVANTS
• Cele weighs in on dramatic arrest of Advocate Teffo
• ‘Noise nuisance’ complaints do not apply to places of worship
• Victims of apartheid suffer ‘energy racism’
• Outa files applicatio­n to review, set aside Karpowersh­ip licences
• Steve Biko statue defaced again
• No more extension period for expired licence cards, says Fikile Mbalula
• Demonstrat­or claims ‘manhandlin­g’
• Long-term residents fight eviction battle
• Island swim challenge to raise funds for Achmat Hassiem
• Petition to prevent former cop’s return to Strandfont­ein gains 400 signatures
• Judge orders shoplifter back to court for questionin­g
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 1057
• SUNDAY MAY 1
• SOLUTION TO PUZZLE 1056
• UN urges action to combat land degradatio­n
• Stats SA extends Western Cape census data collection until May 14
• SA should value survival of its citizens
• A sense of loss beyond descriptio­n
• Grim reality of cash heists in South Africa
• Case of a missing woman and a suspect husband
• How a beautiful beach wedding can turn into a wake
• Plan to meet author comes together
• Schools close early during India’s worst electricit­y shortage in years
• Andrew no longer a freeman of city of York
• Chinese megacity in Covid battle
• Covid jab for children under 5 on the cards
• Turkey woos Saudi
• Police officer charged for fatal shooting
• Britain delays full post-Brexit controls
• Deepfake tech and AI a worry for Europol
• Ethiopia blames ‘rebel propaganda’
• Marine reptile fossils found in Swiss Alps
• Regional capital ‘to use rouble’
• Nationwide strike cripples Sri Lanka
• China offers solutions for world peace and security
• Now is the time to create a developmen­tal state
• Freedom in South Africa is a mirage
• CHEERS TO MAMELODI SUNDOWNS!
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• THE QUICKIE
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• WHITE TO PLAY AND WIN
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Yesterday’s solutions:
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• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION:
• IMF warns of new severe economic shock to subSaharan Africa region
• DIS-CHEM PREDICTS AN EXPECTED LEAP IN ITS ANNUAL EARNINGS OF ABOUT 30%
• PERSONAL FINANCE
• Karooooo has met forecasts made at its Nasdaq listing in the first year
• Develop your d igital knowledge and skill set with Wits Business School
• PPI in March soars to highest level since 2013 on rising food and energy costs
• Real average wage in South Africa fell below the R15000 mark in March 2022
• Not sure where to start with medical aid cover? Medshield has the solution
• Medical aids – the deferred increase debate
• Glencore lowers production guidance, but earnings up
• GOLD SLIPS TO 10-WEEK LOWS
• I’m done: Fury sticks to retirement plan
• Klopp hails ‘world-class’ Mane
• Ncikazi: Pirates didn’t have spaces in the wide channels
• I knew I had the speed advantage, says victorious Bok
• Can Binders relieve pain in Spain?
• Hamilton fight-back must take root in Miami
• White backs Moodie to shine at fullback
• Full results from day one:
• Dobson expecting better maul defence from Leinster
• Chiefs gave Arrows hope, says Zwane
• Masandawan­a running the show
• SPORT ON TV TODAY
• This is a real privilege, says new England captain Stokes

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