Daily Dispatch - 2024-02-22

• Lifeline for struggling municipali­ties
• Cop arrested after University of Fort Hare murders loses bail appeal
• ‘Our livestock is safer at sea than in feedlots’: SA Red Meat Producers
• Hi-tech equipment will help treat conditions, including botched circumcisi­ons
• Interdict granted against protesting BCC students
• Language barrier to blame for reading problems, says Motshekga
• Drinkers and smokers to pay more
• R251bn to cover public servants wage increases
• Multinatio­nals to be taxed more
• Kulanathi Senior Secondary pupils rise above challenges
• R18m spent but Butterwort­h public pool has never opened
• Businessme­n host lunch box drive to help needy pupils
• China’s childcare costs among highest in world-think tank
• Belarus leader Lukashenko calls for armed street patrols
• Police fire tear gas on Indian farmers
• SA the same as pre-1994 save for a few cosmetic changes
• Rail crisis forces Kumba Iron Ore to cut more jobs
• VW SA builds 1.5-millionth export vehicle
• Fort Hare’s Prof Mzamane was first and foremost a teacher
• Police and public must do more to restore mutual trust, respect
• Late Arnautovic strike gives Inter 1-0 win over Atletico
• Franco uneasy about Amazulu fitness levels

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