Cape Times - 2020-01-23

• Inmates ‘forced’ to study at remote prison
• 2 TOILETS FOR 1 300 MITCHELLS PLAIN PUPILS
• SANDF member heads to court despite headscarf victory
• George mayor ‘made a scapegoat’
• Smith: CSA will meet transforma­tion target
• ‘Mama Rosie’ gets top African award
• Shoprite forges ahead with 7% sales growth
• Garden Route rains bring joy and strife
• School library rebuilt after fire
• Learning about wind energy in vernacular
• Worker strike over ‘racism’ in its 7th day
• Department fails to meet KwaFaku school constructi­on deadline
• No place for failed pupils, parents told
• School musos prepare for jazz festival
• Nigerian artist makes aesthetic breakthrou­gh with realistic prosthetic hand
• Diagnosing TB sooner key to treating it
• City accused of cruelty to homeless
• TOOTH DECAY IN CHILDREN: IS IT TIME TO PUT THE NEEDLE AND DRILL AWAY?
• THURSDAY | JAN 23
• Northern Cape declared disaster area
• Mrwebi key in dropping of charges against former KZN MECs
• ON THIS DAY
• Trump gamble in Iraq backfires – with huge costs to the US
• TODAY’S YOUTH WILL DEFINE OUR FUTURE
• Schools left to sort out MEC’s ‘chaos’
• Spin-doctors can’t save terminal SAA
• Saudis deny hacking Jeff Bezos’ phone
• Alarm as China virus deaths rise
• Prosecutor paints former Hollywood mogul as ‘a rapist’ at opening of trial
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Uptick in fuel price could cost consumers at the tills in first quarter
• South Africa has to change the way it does business, Mboweni tells Davos session
• IT company seeks solution to Sasol matter
• Naspers raises $1.7 billion from sale of 22 million Prosus shares | 13
• Economy is the victim of political fighting, says UN report | 12
• SA needs a real plan, not the rhetoric from Davos
• Share rises on consultati­ons with labour unions | 13
• Environmen­tal, governance issues rise on global corporate agenda
• Uasa delighted over Labour Court judgment against Impala Platinum
• Moses Tembe takes reins of Phumelela
• No clear stance is hurting SA’s fintech sector
• Survé and Sekunjalo pledge support for the African Growth Platform
• Breathtaki­ng advances in automation, AI and data access
• PITYANA NAMED TO COCHAIR WEF AFRICA BOARD
• Sky’s the limit for Sun Met ads
• Stormers aim to blow hot for 80 minutes
• ‘Blessed’ Tiger admits age is affecting his game
• Am a very popular choice as Sharks captain
• Redelinghu­ys is loving the energy the Lions scrum has created
• Lee-Raoul at the right place, time for Stellies
• Quinton wants Proteas to be street-smart
• Bafana won’t take any team for granted
• Thompson hunting for hat-trick in Burly Pro Gti
• Electric truck does first beer run in SA
• JASON WOOSEY
• MOTORING STAFF
• Slick-shifting auto for S11
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