Cape Times - 2022-08-12

• HOW CELE’S MINISTRY BLEW BILLIONS ON FOOD, HOTELS
• Opposition parties to decide Ramaphosa’s fate
• ‘I don’t care’: Mkhwebane ‘ignored’ Vrede farm warning
• SATURDAY 13 AUGUST
• Specialist nurses now on skills list
• Langa learners recover after ‘spiritual calling’ collapse
• Citrus industry still under threat from EU despite negotiatio­ns
• Top cop Kinnear’s widow lays charges
• Pro-Hlophe march to Parliament seeks justice
• Convicted murderer appeals for lesser sentence in Concourt
• Beaufort West pays Eskom R10m
• MARIKANA: A LEGACY OF HORROR, PAIN
• A welcome reminder to savour the small stuff
• Powerful insight into R. Kelly saga
• Exploratio­n of feminism
• Self-determinat­ion and the Jammu Kashmir dispute
• US doing little to reassure Africa about its global intentions
• Coalitions quite capable of governing
• WILL SUPER LEAGUE BENEFIT AFRICA?
• Eight major wildfires rage in France amid historic drought
• Russian air base devastated
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• MTN’s shares leap after it reports robust profit interims
• Denel bounces back with Solidarity union in its corner
• JSE breaks 70 000 level following evidence that global inflation could be peaking
• Aviation sector shrinks as SAA’s licence is in danger of suspension
• Italtile overcomes several challenges to raise headline earnings by up to 9%
• UK-focused Capital & Regional has secured a turnaround in its loan-to-value in six months
• Mining, manufactur­ing production fell more than expected in June
• SA citrus exports are up 7 percent at Transnet Port Terminals despite headwinds
• GOLD FIRMER, SILVER WEAKER
• Steyn can’t wait for ‘loaded New York Marathon’
• Mokwena: Sundowns welcome underdogs tag
• Foster will fall on All Black sword for not making big calls

Cape Times - 2022-08-11

Cape Times - 2022-08-15