Cape Times - 2022-06-29

• GLIMMER OF HOPE FOR ESKOM
• Tavern tragedy: aunt shares her grief at losing teen
• Victory for Muslim women’s rights
• Call for vigilance as second case of monkeypox confirmed
• Concourt switched off by analogue decision
• FF Plus backs parliament­ary probe into Farmgate saga
• Motsoaledi jittery about sharing visa, review report
• Jobs at stake if huge canning plant closes
• VIP protection: DA accused of point scoring
• Animal welfare warns ‘dubious’ pet shop owner
• Seafarers key to everyday necessitie­s
• Talks between rivals begin at UN on breaking elections stalemate in Libya
• G7 to explore Russia oil price cap
• Mall toll at 18; 36 still missing
• DANGER LURKS IN DOLLAGATE DISTRACTIO­N
• ANC’s factional war a burden on our courts
• YOUR PRESCRIPTI­ON COULD LEAD TO ADDICTION
• ‘It’s okay to cry, it’s okay to hurt’ says Carpo
• WEDNESDAY | JUN 29
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Stage 6 load shedding: a serious blow for the country’s economy
• Enterprise­s Minister reassures Eskom illegal strike will end soon
• Employment increased by 42 000 in the first quarter – StatsSA
• Grindrod shares surge more than 6% after strong business update
• Implats shares rise after the group secures 5-year wage deal with Amcu
• Accelerate steadily gaining a more solid financial footing
• SA: We have seen this movie before, but can we change its ending?
• Stormers to face Clermont and London Irish
• Kyrgios just happy to get through
• Proteas learn the hard way
• Nienaber: Nothing sinister about the Bok selections
• Pitso will get back to coaching when he feels like it
• Kapp is SA’s Wonder Woman
• SPORT ON TV THIS WEEK

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