The Cape
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| First episode date | January 9, 2011 |
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| Final episode date | March 11, 2011 |
| Networks | NBC |
| Composers | Bear McCreary |
| Feb 28, 2011 | |
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| ID | 888928 |
About The Cape
Vince Faraday is an honest cop on a corrupt police force. Framed for a series of murders, Faraday must leave his wife and son to go into hiding. Driven by his desire to reunite with his family and fight the criminals who have overtaken Palm City, Faraday decides to become his son's favourite comic book superhero, The Cape, after being trained by the ringleader of a circus gang of bank robbers.
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... In Soviet times, Moscow poured arms into the continent as it sought to confront US and Western influence from the Sahara to The Cape...
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... The Cape Town scientists, backed by the World Health Organization, said the project was part of a global push to help low and middle-income countries become self-sufficient in producing enough vaccines...
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... But empirical evidence paints a different reality: areas dominated by people who are not white, such as The Cape Flats, Nyanga and Gugulethu, in the DA-run Western Cape, are rocked by alarming murder rates, gangsterism and joblessness...
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Covid: South Africa makes its own Moderna jab and free holiday for staff as pandemic reward
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday Evening . We'll have another update For You Tomorrow Morning .
1. South Africa makes its own version of Moderna jabSouth African scientists say they have, after the US company said it would not enforce its patents. The Cape Town scientists, backed by The World Health Organization, said The Project was part of a global push to help low and middle-income countries become self-sufficient in producing enough vaccines. Many African countries have fully vaccinated less than 10% of their population, compared with More Than 60% on other continents, as wealthy countries have been accused of hoarding supplies.
2. Anger at Bank boss pay rise warning amid Covid inflationUnions representing key workers who kept the country running during the pandemic have. Bank governor Andrew Bailey , who earns about £500,000 a year, warned pay hikes risked entrenching high inflation. Inflation is due to average at about 6% in 2022, far above The Bank 's target of 2%, amid High Energy prices and ongoing supply problems in the pandemic. But critics said workers who had seen pay stagnate for a decade should not bear the brunt of the cost of living crisis. " Telling the hard-working people who carried This Country through the pandemic they don't deserve a pay rise is outrageous. It's a sick joke, " said Gary Smith , the GMB's General Secretary .
3. China's zero-Covid Winter Olympics beginThe Winter Olympics are in Beijing, with a laser show in the opening ceremony and the Olympic torch placed in a giant snowflake. But, as China aims to maintain its strict but successful " zero Covid" policies. Only members of the ruling Communist Party or staff from government-controlled companies are being invited to watch The Games In Person , and even they have to abide by strict testing and restrictions. Athletes and officials are all inside strictly managed " bubbles" to try to stop any spread. They've even been told if their official car or coach crashes into a member of The Public 's vehicle, they must stay inside to avoid contact.
4. Johnson's position 'untenable' after lockdown parties - MPAnother Tory MP has said he has over his role in lockdown-breaking parties at Downing Street. Aaron Bell said the PM's position was " untenable" following the " breach of trust". The Bbc is aware of 17 backbench MPs who have sent letters of no-confidence, with 54 required to trigger a leadership election. Many of them have cited Mr Johnson's participation in parties with staff during lockdowns. Following The Departure of several aides, Mr Johnson's spokesman denied he had lost control of Downing Street, and the PM attempted to rally his remaining staff by quoting The Lion King: " Change is good. "
5. Firm gives staff free holiday as pandemic rewardA recruitment firm says it is spending More Than £100,000 to take all its staff on a four-day all-inclusive holiday to Tenerife, to. Yolk Recruitment's bosses said The Company had been through its hardest-ever year in 2020, but bounced back with its most profitable year in 2021 as the jobs market " went into overdrive". Chief commercial officer Pavan Arora said: " We just wanted to put our arms around everyone and say Thank You for The Last two years. " One staff member admitted to being " a little surprised" - as he'd only joined a week ago.
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