Cape Times - 2024-04-08

• CAPE OF STORMS AND FIRES
• Jet fuel dispute with Sars could lead to shortage of supplies
• Traditiona­l midwifery skills in danger of being lost
• ‘Deceased’s estate cannot be claimed by lover’
• ACT offended by Ace’s inclusion on its list of the ‘most wanted’
• Corrupt cops sentenced to nine years in extortion case
• 150 suspects killed over past year – Cele
• Two Oceans Marathon charities set to go the extra mile
• Gerda Steyn eyes fifth Two Oceans triumph
• Social media influencer­s use AI for spice
• More Israeli forces exiting Gaza
• Thousands flee Russian floods
• Collective effort the path to Africa’s growth
• WHY VOTING DA IS VOTING ANC
• Africa lags in renewable energy race despite advantages
• 3 CELEBRATOR­Y RECIPES TO MAKE FOR YOUR EID AL-FITR FEAST
• 3 things to consider before accusing influencer­s of ‘misleading’ you
• 5 back-to-school lunch tips for picky eaters
• YouTubers debate on whether or not to wash chicken before cooking it
• Top 5 trending celebrity beauty treatments
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Acsa is looking to China, India to drive growth as air traffic peaks
• KPMG identifies employee who allegedly has defrauded its bursary scheme
• Grindrod growing strong dry bulk volumes through Port of Maputo
• Political threats to implement the Agricultur­e and Agro-processing Master Plan
• Proactive policies stand agricultur­e in good stead to face El Niño drought, says Agri SA
• Government urged to move quickly on new work visa rules to attract investment
• Sanlam lifts stake in Shriram for greater exposure to India market
• Travel will add a record R208 trillion to the global economy
• Cosatu supports the progressiv­e approach of the land Expropriat­ion Bill
• Financial markets remain under pressure
• Salah penalty rescues point for Liverpool
• Verstappen is in a class of his own, says rival team boss

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