Cape Argus - 2020-05-29

• Renewed fears of PHA developmen­t
• Booze sales given the green light
• FLOODED STREETS
• SAA BRPs defend their R30 million bill
• MISS UNIVERSE COMES CLEAN
• ‘TRY FROM THE END OF THE WORLD’
• Winde grilled over why W Cape is SA’s epicentre
• Try-time for Habana’s food relief effort
• Teachers still anxious for reopening
• Oceans economy to boost industry job prospects
• Two UCT researcher­s chosen for WEF project
• Committee on land fails to complete its work
• Impact of Covid-19 discussed in webinar
• Grant applicants tell of their queue plight
• Arms company fights virus with ventilator­s
• Theatre needs funds to stay open
• Mixed blessing for consumers, manufactur­ers
• Rising to the occasion
• Historic Noon Day Gun and the role it could play today
• Kudos for Tabisher’s straight talk
• Why we will pay more for electricit­y
• Doctors in fear of litigation
• Huge hurdles face Lesotho’s new leader
• Ministers Sisulu and Motshekga need reality check
• Hunger pandemic looms
• Hundreds escape from quarantine
• Heat is on in ‘Come Dine’, season 6
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Hemsworth to play Gerrie Coetzee
• BET Awards show must go on
• THE PROTEAS SERIES: PICKING THE BEST T20 XI
• CSA thrilled that players can train again – CEO

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