Cape Times - 2022-12-02

• ‘CYRIL MUST DO THE HONOURABLE THING’
• Panel labels embattled Ramaphosa’s evidence hearsay
• Questions about Farmgate vote process
• Pressure on Ramaphosa to quit in wake of Phala Phala findings
• PAKISTAN’S ‘LOOK AFRICA’ POLICIES TO BOOST TRADE
• ANC NEC nomination­s list released
• Gran of suspected Manenberg gangster wounded in shootout
• Bredell wins SCA case to probe Matzikama
• Public warned against rising Covid infections
• DA sticks to its guns over axed Speaker Mnqasela
• Spokespers­on seeks leave to appeal in River Club case
• HOW GBV SURVIVOR ESCAPED BEING SET ALIGHT
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 1088
• Captivatin­g holiday reads to lose yourself in
• Riveting new legal thriller – with a modern twist
• ‘Teflon Don’ Ramaphosa has a long subversive history
• A CHANCE FOR PROTEAS TO SHINE DOWN UNDER
• Marx’s buying and selling of labour power
• Fighting threatens ceasefire
• Natural disaster losses hit $115 billion
• Biden, Macron, in subsidy dispute
• China set to loosen Covid curbs
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Nampak share price slumps 30% after it proposes a R2bn rights issue and forecasts lower earnings
• SA’s new vehicle sales continue to accelerate
• SOUTH AFRICA GETS READY TO HOST ITS FIRST INTERNATIO­NAL INDUSTRIAL EXPO IN SANDTON
• Sasol’s share price falls hard after it reports operationa­l challenges
• AEEI forced to impair investment­s in weak global environmen­t
• GOLD SOARS ON WEAKER DOLLAR
• England happy to lift national gloom
• Dobson: Stormers to make history in Gqeberha
• SPORT ON TV

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