Cape Times - 2024-05-06

• Low voter turnout on the cards as it stands
• Ex-NSFAS board chair Khosa ‘cleared’ on fraud claims
• 5.4 million dockets closed due to lack of leads in past five years
• No cases withdrawn due to DNA backlog – Cele
• City authority revokes security tender
• Pensioner falls victim to massive crypto scam
• Baboon wellbeing: activists take fight to court
• Alleged human trafficker arrested at OR Tambo airport
• Bodies may belong to 3 missing tourists
• Israel-Hamas truce talks falter
• Kenya floods death toll rises
• Midwives remain the real unsung heroes
• GRAFT IS SA’S DOWNFALL
• Land dispossess­ion at root of symptoms of oppression
• STEWART SHARES SECRETS OF HER YOUTHFUL LOOKS
• Balancing wellness and ambition for working moms
• 3 women diagnosed with HIV after receiving vampire facial treatment
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Court finds insurance dispute in favour of Fourways Mall owners
• SA faces borrowing costs on Fed’s rate cut delay, high inflation
• MONDI SAYS GLOBAL PAPER MARKET CONDITIONS IMPROVED IN FIRST QUARTER
• Tongaat gets ready to implement business rescue plan
• HARMONY GOLD MINE RECORDS TWO FATALITIES IN A SPAN OF TWO DAYS
• Nedbank Brown’s growth estimate if Eskom, Transnet are fixed unlikely
• Netcare expects interim earnings growth despite less patient activity
• Morocco's farming revolution: Defying drought with science
• Jordaan: ‘You need an A-team if you are starting a new bank’
• The DA proposal to scrap the minimum wage is a recipe for labour market chaos
• Financial markets continue to shine: Rand moves stronger, oil much cheaper
• Persecuted Greek statistici­an is on brink of getting justice
• Bellingham crowns superb debut season at Real
• Reds deal hammer blow to Spurs’ top-four hopes

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