Daily Dispatch - 2022-09-23

• BCM’S big cleanup campaign
• Mabuyane welcomes new renewable energy investment
• Former Local Hero finalist struggles to keep feeding hungry Parkside children
• Mantashe joins appeal against halting of Wild Coast seismic blasting
• Murder accused’s ‘constituti­onal rights violated’
• Young artist uses skills to honour role models in his community
• Khiwa’s doing his bit to improve people’s lives
• AA warns higher tyre duties will be a blow to road safety
• Journalist fights back against Zuma court challenge
• A voice for young African climate activists
• SA aerospace firm gets order for military aircraft
• Bit of light in darkness of load-shedding
• Chippa ready to launch ‘decent homes’ project for 400 first-time owners
• ANC’S Rubusana region backs Faku for NEC position
• Speaker hits back at opposition over Phala Phala panel
• Correct energy mix vital for SA, says Gwede Mantashe
• Ward 9 councillor welcomes withdrawal of criminal case against her
• Mariupol command freed in prisoner swap
• Trump sued for 200 fraudulent claims totalling $250m
• Pressure rises for ‘climate denier’ World Bank head to resign
• New Audi RS3 is devilishly quick, and a dying breed
• Latest Volkswagen Polo sedan touches down in SA
• Black Business Council slams lack of action on energy crisis
• High fashion cleans up its eco act
• Hospitals ‘buckling under pressure’ of load-shedding
• How SA could benefit from exploring trade with Russia
• Cyril is just not energised enough to power SA with his shock
• Experts around the clock needed to stop cliff fall
• Disappoint­ed Bavuma shifts focus to India series
• Qatar planning for World Cup fans to avoid prosecutio­n for minor offences
• My mom cried when I got Bafana call-up — Du Preez
• Siviwe Duma hopes to bag victory at St Francis Links
• Young Eastern Cape rowers to take on Germany’s best
• Gingqi determined to repeat amateur win in SA title bout
• De Jager says focus is on small details

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