Cape Times - 2024-01-12

• SAP’s R2.2bn fine is ‘bold new step’ forward in fighting crime – NPA
• Palestinia­ns hopeful of justice
• SA DETAILS ISRAEL’S ‘GENOCIDE’
• 3 636 kms of Transnet’s railway tracks abandoned
• Independen­t firm to probe claims against NSFAS chair
• Lakeside billboard ‘does not break by-laws’
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 1145
• MADIBA’S 1994 SPEECH CAN IGNITE LOST HOPE, OPTIMISM
• Death’s cure unveiled in thrilling mystery
• Secrets of enigmatic character
• The 2024 elections could be historic in several ways
• ‘Kingmaker’ EFF has not contribute­d to SA’s polity
• DO SA FANS TRULY LOVE BAFANA?
• Warning of Ukraine being ‘run over’
• Biden under fire in defence chief saga
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Team SA aims to attract foreign investors at WEF to plough more cash into nation’s electricit­y transmissi­on network
• Pick n Pay is changing its management structures to recover lost market share
• Consortium says it has a team in place to turn around troubled sugar producer
• Liverpool hit back in cup, City, United set for EPL
• PSL fine Moroka Swallows R400k for two no-shows
• Sancho escapes Man United exile to rejoin Dortmund on loan
• Vorster wants Bulls to ‘squeeze’ Bristol
• Lions face ‘hectic challenge’ against Montpellie­r
• Kok: Sharks unstoppabl­e when things come off
• Djokovic could face Murray in third round of Australian Open
• Farrell: It’s a tremendous honour to coach Lions
• Du Plessis hopes Stormers can stop Sale forwards

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