Cape Times - 2024-05-08

• Youth survey shows 35% undecided on voting in upcoming elections
• Nzimande accuses SU senate of racism, legitimisi­ng mass murder
• RACE AGAINST TIME TO SAVE WORKERS
• DA’s flag-burning advertisem­ent adds fuel, anger to election fire
• ANC will not stand for ugly tribalism, says Mbalula
• Zuma remains MKP leader, says IEC
• Green light for electoral bill changes
• Judge cites African law in mom’s RAF bid
• Government charges over sewage to ‘cover their own rear end’
• Pencil remark leads to legal action by advocate
• Dunoon fire leaves 500 people destitute
• DUT classes moved online
• Truck traffic reduced at Richards Bay port
• Israel seizes border crossing
• Macron in trade talks with China’s Xi
• Trump trial set for Stormy scenes
• Putin promises Russians victory
• Value of having good stakeholde­r relations with labour
• BURNING FLAGS NOT THE WAY TO WIN VOTERS
• Why happy people are more productive
• 6 ways to save money on food this winter
• Expert weighs in on dry skin and how you can combat it
• DEBUNKING COMMON NUTRITION MYTHS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Sappi reaches groundbrea­king renewable power purchase agreement
• Shareholde­rs question if the JSE is ‘shrinking if not dying’
• Eastern Cape foot-and-mouth outbreak could be more ‘pervasive’ says Beefmaster Group
• SA consumers’ disposable income eroded by high interest rates, food inflation, says DebtBuster­s
• West African agricultur­al commoditie­s exchange aimed at boosting growth
• More than half rent houses because they can’t afford to buy a home
• SA mining fatalities and heavy rains in Australia dent Gold Fields’ March quarterly production
• TheBrief KORE POTASH WILL LIST ON SOUTH AFRICA’S A2X EXCHANGE AND START TRADING IN MAY
• Copenhagen Atomics: a thorium molten salt reactor start-up in an unlikely location
• A blueprint on the country’s ‘emissions reduction journey’ is now on the table
• Industrial software developmen­t
• Arrows out to pierce Downs’ shield of invincibil­ity
• Sharks prep for bruiser against Benetton
• Chippa’s choice: Revenge and the top eight
• Nortjé: Bulls must dictate the tempo
• Blitzboks’ Parisienne walkway full of potholes
• Horn sharp as Lions aim to speed things up against Cardiff
• ‘King’ KG primed to spearhead Proteas attack
• SA break-dancer hoping to lock down Paris slot
• Ancelotti: We need a match with intensity, with pace
• ‘DARK’ TIMES FOR BABY BOKS

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