Cape Times - 2024-01-23

• ‘MATRIC RESULTS BURST WCED BUBBLE’
• Gift of Givers provides ‘a lifeline’ for Gaza residents with no communicat­ion
• Mobile relief on the way for jam-packed Mfuleni school
• Penalise stations involved in selling ‘fake diesel’ – FRA
• Transnet gets moving on port truck issue
• Godongwana happy with SA’s World Economic Forum investment push
• Three parties to launch campaigns in KZN
• Pet insurer stands by its challenged advert
• Wife’s bid for R2.5m divorce legal fees fails
• Plan to address decline of Knysna with support plan
• Team effort key in putting out 11 life-threatenin­g fires
• Consider nursing as a career but beware bogus colleges
• Suspected poachers caught in the act following a tip off
• Blinken: US to bolster Africa ties
• Meta users in UK can unlink accounts
• Non-Aligned Movement’s Gaza stance is right in all ways
• NAME AND SHAME NEGLIGENT WATER AUTHORITIE­S
• CAMPUS COUNTDOWN: HOW TO HIT THE GROUND RUNNING AT UNIVERSITY
• Skincare resolution­s to keep in 2024
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Sasol shareholde­rs approve climate change resolution­s, just fewer of them
• Whirlpool and Defy merged entity to spend 50% on their local suppliers
• Rand under pressure as rate cut hopes dim
• Neasa wants new steel import duties reversed
• Future supply chain profession­al: a proactive agent of change
• Pan African’s gold production and its growth initiative­s are both well on track
• South32 manages to keep half-year costs within guidance
• South African miners see gold in hills of waste
• Fit at 40: the tale of the revolution­ary Apple Mac in numbers
• GOOGLE AND AMAZON LAY OFF THOUSANDS OF WORKERS SINCE BEGINNING OF 2024 SPOTLIGHT ON PERFORMANC­E AS SONY TERMINATES R190BN INDIAN MERGER WITH ZEE
• Broos must be wary of trying to fix what isn’t broken
• Off-field issues threaten to derail Indomitabl­e
• MAPHAKA FIVE-FOR HELPS GET JUNIOR PROTEAS OFF TO PERFECT START

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