Cape Times - 2022-11-16

• JUSTICE SHALL BE SERVED
• South Africans told to brace for load shedding for next six to 12 months
• Ongoing bid to access apartheid-era military documents back in Gauteng High Court
• BLF joins in call for action to be taken against Bawa
• Huge spend on teachers accused of sex offences
• Meyiwa witness ‘not sober’ when he identified suspects
• Growing concern over rabbit and hare deaths in Western Cape
• Mixed reaction to unisex school toilet proposal
• Festive season anti-crime plan for WC
• Indigenous leaders speak out on River Club ruling
• Godongwana stands his ground on zero-rated foods
• SA Agulhas II in remarkable research voyage
• Expelled Kenyan guard torn over World Cup
• Abu Akleh family hails US probe
• Saudi prince in Asian PR initiative
• Resistance still rife at Stellenbos­ch University
• Socialism with Chinese characteri­stics for a new era
• Russia just responding to nuclear threats
• SPOTLIGHT NOW ON MAPISA-NQAKULA
• SMELLY BREATH? TRY COCONUT OIL PULLING
• Summer skincare rules, even when you’re wearing sunscreen
• Don’t throw away overripe bananas! Simple ways to put them to good use
• WEDNESDAY | NOVEMBER 16
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Eskom just can not keep a lid on load shedding nor retain its staff
• Transactio­n Capital’s WeBuyCars plans to grow market share
• Inflation to fall sharply in EM markets next year – Oxford Economics
• African Rail Industry calls for speedy third-party operator access into TFR network
• Mteto Nyathi has been appointed chairperso­n of consulting firm BSG
• Asset management firms struggling amid weak equity markets
• Stor-Age Property Reit remains resilient through the uncertain economic climate globally
• RAND UP ON WEAKER DOLLAR
• Rassie right to point out ref errors
• Ronaldo: Glazers don’t care about United
• Salmaan Moerat deserves an opportunit­y, says Bok coach
• Rassie on videos: It’s not having a go at the referee
• Saleng wants to be Bafana regular
• Coetzee can make his own name Down Under

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