Cape Times - 2022-11-17

• INQUEST TOLD OF TORTURE, TRAUMA
• ‘Public interest:’ Cyril inquiry panel granted leeway
• SIU, NPA keen to zone in on criminal prosecutio­ns at scandal-hit Prasa
• Hard-core criminals on major learning curve
• Judge shows media door at Meyiwa trial
• Gungubele ‘frustratin­g’ Parly’s oversight of SOEs
• Public servants to down tools again over salary increase
• Abirah Dekhta suspects due in court
• Eskom contractor arrested for sabotage
• Elderly women ‘defrauded’ Sassa grants
• World Prematurit­y Day punts skin-to-skin therapy and breast milk to help neonates
• It’s BASIC: ministers pow-wow at climate change gathering
• BigShoe walks talk, warms hearts for Smile Week
• ‘This is life now: crime and load shedding’
• Lest we forget the brutal atrocities of the apartheid state
• 'Anything but the ANC' is the chant
• COP 27 a godsend to polluters while blowing smoke in our faces
• TOO MANY UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
• Climate crisis causes African starvation
• Poland missile likely ‘a stray’
• Nasa launches mega moon rocket
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• PPC suffers earnings setback from struggling SA cement market
• Spar’s shares nosedive 15% as earnings come in lower than expected
• WHO LOOKS AFTER MEN WITH SUPERHERO COMPLEX?
• Sophie Ndaba talks about living with diabetes 24/7
• SABC1 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17
• Andrew Garfield thought he’d have a wife and family before 40
• Moerat ready to make his mark for the Boks
• Proteas under domestic spotlight
• Broos wants winning momentum
• ‘Extra bonding time will help SA ‘A’ side’
• Van Gaal: Supporters right to boycott World Cup
• Best bets and contenders in Qatar
• Bundesliga’s Japanese contingent on ‘equal footing’ ahead of showpiece event
• Boks must take luck out of the equation, says Kwagga
• Are the Proteas part of the future in SA?

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