Cape Times - 2023-03-07

• CYRIL’S PHALA PHALA HOLE GETTING DEEPER
• Anglican bishops still divided about blessing same-sex couples
• Madonsela, Mpofu at odds over affidavits
• CPUT students stranded with no accommodat­ion
• Insurer must pay out millions to red Ferrari owner
• Municipal boss quits after drunk driving charge
• Residents blame load shedding for deadly M Plain fire
• Animal rights activists concerned with plan to manage city’s baboon troops
• Lili indicates he will appeal conviction
• Normal services continue as Nehawu protests peacefully at Khayelitsh­a Hospital
• Women make cut as chainsaw operators
• Rippling tails, enormous eyes... researcher­s find strange creatures in deep SA offshore probe
• Jihadists in jail break, deadly shoot-out
• Many killed in rains, landslides
• S Korea, Japan fix ties with new deal
• Why Africa should consider diaspora bonds
• SCHOOLS NEED PARENTAL INVOLVEMEN­T
• 7 ICONIC FOODS TO TRY ONCE IN YOUR LIFETIME
• Vladimir Putin ‘uses a cryogenic oxygen tank to extend his life’
• Keep the skin you’re in hydrated
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Bidvest shares surge after sound first-half dividend
• Emirates aims to up its capacity and growth of its SA gateways
• Nampak’s shares fall as it delays crucial meeting again
• Hulamin’s shares surge by more than 6% on solid annuals and strong demand
• Retailer Takealot’s online sales of power and energy equipment booming
• ARM delivers strong interims boosted by coal prices
• PRECIOUS METALS WEAKER
• Markram leading Proteas is ‘a logical progressio­n’
• Several teams gunning for Pumas
• Winning Cup a big deal for Bucs and Amakhosi
• Stormers focussed on Shield repeat
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