Cape Times - 2022-05-12

• IMPEACHMEN­T PROCEEDING­S UNACCEPTAB­LE, SAYS PROTECTOR
• ‘Underhande­d machinatio­ns’: Mkhize’s supporters respond to imminent arrest claims
• Israel blamed for killing of ‘brave, profession­al’ Al Jjazeera journalist
• Gauteng to send more students to Cuba
• Richard Mdluli blamed for trial delays as corruption case drags on and on
• Embattled Oudtshoorn elects new deputy mayor, speaker
• Beaufort West divided by internal feud
• Good weather, other factors lead to Cape Town Container Terminal backlog being cleared
• Hospital ‘shooter’ trusted me, says nurse
• Flood damage costs mount
• All the passion and beauty of Spanish flamenco to light up Artscape stage
• Some patients report Covid rebound after taking Pfizer antiviral pills
• Ukrainian forces gain ground
• Abortion vote takes centre stage
• Vibrant civil society activism is imperative for good governance
• HAWKS, NPA LOSING PUBLIC’S TRUST
• Black farm workers still exploited
• Who is Huggy Wuggy and why are parents sounding the alarm?
• THURSDAY MAY 12
• MOVIES THAT CAN HELP FAMILIES WRESTLE WITH ANGER AND SADNESS
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• SA’s economic outlook weakens after a series of knocks
• Institute of Directors slams SAA for failure to separate chair, chief executive
• Green mining takes centre stage at Cape Town Indaba
• WHAT OPTIONS EXIST WHEN BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS ARE NEGLECTED OR TRAMPLED ON
• Net 1 UEPS rebrands itself as Lesaka
• GOLD UP, PALLADIUM DOWN
• Relegation battle coming down to the wire
• Is Haaland City’s missing puzzle piece?
• Tshituka rewarded for his fine form
• PGA won’t let members play in LIV event
• TV GUIDE FOR THE WEEK
• You snooze, you lose ...

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