Cape Times - 2023-08-22

• SARB FINDINGS LEAVE MILLION DOLLAR QUESTIONS
• Classics Quoted by Xi Jinping earns acclaim in Africa
• City to be sued over Covid-19 temp shelter conditions
• ‘New world order’ as BRICS summit starts
• Dullah Omar Top 5 hopefuls make regional executive committee
• Attempt to rescue 23 South Africans stranded in Niger
• Laywers for Human Rights to push for both parents to get same child leave
• Increased security measures deployed around BRICS venue
• Not so ‘finger-lickin’ good’ for KFC brawl ‘instigator’
• Mom’s death still a mystery 7 months on
• Scam: pair robbed in Marketplac­e deals
• Ninth suspect nabbed in Welgemoed abduction case
• Affordable housing ‘neglected’ in CBD
• Hawks take over probe into Swellendam municipal office torching
• 2 months later, Hangberg, Imizamo Yethu streets filled with refuse
• At least 15 killed in illegal connection and related issues in 2023
• EFF HAS A HISTORY OF FLIP-FLOPPING
• Plans to enhance harbour access by road hold promise
• You are constraini­ng us – hold elections in February 2024
• UK nurse jailed for killing babies
• Zimbabwean masses support Chamisa
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• WHY YOU NEED VITAMIN C IN YOUR SKINCARE ROUTINE
• Under pressure: 3 ways to save money by meal prepping
• 5 dirtiest things in your home and how to clean them
• Rugby World Cup warm-ups: Tips and tricks for the perfect braai
• Farrell needs to be punished, says Beast
• Cuthbert misses out on World Cup selection
• Jaminet secures World Cup spot
• Mokwena follows his own rules
• United stance sees Mason leave
• Rabada searching for the next bowling phenom
• Bissouma Spurs on Tottenham
• Spain win reality check for Wiegman and triumph for Vilda
• 3Sixty Global Solutions Group: Khandani Msibi, Group CEO
• It’s all systems go as South Africa hosts for the third time
• BRICS seeks fresh opportunit­ies in rebound
• Accord seen as further impetus to growth
• IDC and Bank of China sign MoU to strengthen regional trade
• Emerging markets being dragged down by weak economic data out of China
• Curro Holdings marks 25 years of service with strong results
• Thungela’s half year dividend shrinks as lower coal prices burn off profits
• Absa’s new bank card design targets the youth with an eye on affordabil­ity via a raft of incentives
• Jubilee Metals Group says that its South African and Zambian expansions are on track
• Phala Phala: Survival of the shrewdest
• Pros and cons of BRICS common currency debated
• PetroSA investment in Ghana’s Jubilee Field starts to reap rewards
• RMH, Atterbury reach terms on outstandin­g loan dispute
• BRICS monetary co-operation – a step towards more just and equal world order
• BRICS nations carry the seeds of a new global technology order, led by China
• What will be the next innovation in AI to capture our imaginatio­n?
• Does TikTok’s mental health content in fact make people more unwell?
• A friendly hand helps countries upgrade skills
• Yuan offers another financial footing for continent
• Big economies have their shoulders to the wheel
• BRICS Summit to shape new world order
• BRICS Business Council aims to better balance SA’s trade patterns
• Women’s empowermen­t should top BRICS summit agenda
• Xi Story: A champion of closer people-to-people ties among BRICS countries

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