Cape Times - 2024-07-24

• ‘DEAL WITH PHALA PHALA, NOT HLOPHE’
• ‘Disciplina­ry of Zuma lays bare ANC weakness’
• Judge Makhubele defended at tribunal
• Plea for witness to wear face mask during testimony
• Commercial property suffers R10 million losses due to storms
• Two accused of plot to kill boss seek reinstatem­ent
• Examining Trump’s unusual questions
• SA’s maritime history laced with interestin­g cameos
• Kamala Harris hits the ground running
• Kenyans protest, defying police ban
• Palestinia­n factions sign deal
• Cops detain scores of graft protesters
• Arthi Shanand: pandit with a passion for rights
• POLITICS 101: THE JOB IS BIGGER THAN INDIVIDUAL­S
• Spirit of Dar es Salaam reigns, strengthen­ing the Global South
• IS IT EVER OKAY TO PUT YOUR CHILD ON DIET?
• Must-eat foods for healthy, glowing skin
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SA egg producers baulk at free-range production system
• World Bank notes SA, Namibia progress with reforms
• GLOBAL DRUGMAKERS SCOUR CHINA FOR DEALS IN SPITE OF GROWING SINO-US TENSIONS
• Funding uncertaint­y in National Health Insurance: Key challenges and considerat­ions
• Signing of Climate Change Bill into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa welcomed
• Zero-rated foods key to food security – economist
• New Cape Town Container Terminal fleet in full swing
• Discovery Bank on top in new Ask Africa Banking Brand Index
• Defining half year to December for troubled SA PGM miners
• Kumba presses for speedy Transnet reforms as earnings fall
• Speeding up climate action is an investment in South Africa’s prosperity
• Energy Partners unveils SA’s first solar facade skyscraper
• Yanga coach promises to entertain against Chiefs despite players’ lack of fitness
• Refugee team has grown in size and medal ambitions for Paris
• Roos omission risk Boks didn’t need Down Under
• PEP QUASHES TALK OF DE BRUYNE’S EXIT
• WP call on experience to prop ‘em up

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