Cape Argus - 2020-07-01

• Limited trains to run despite challenges
• Worry over prison infections
• Outrage over Israel’s annexation plan, aggression
• BLACK COFFEE’S DIVORCE BATTLE BREWS
• ARTIST RAISING FUNDS TO HELP CHILDREN SMILE
• GEORGE MALULEKA PARTING WAYS WITH CHIEFS
• Temporary housing site ‘inhumane’
• Chinese Consulate donates PPE to W Cape
• Ex-partner held on suspicion of murder
• Outcry over Langa Clinic protocols
• Strict rules as casinos reopen
• South Africans are really unhappy with lockdown
• City concerned over fall in rent pay, owed R639m
• ‘Body corporate racially profiled me’
• Dunoon criminals run riot
• City move to spend R70m to upgrade software questioned
• Provinces ready to welcome more pupils
• Academy salutes students in snappy way
• Black nurses suffering
• SA sinks deeper into recession – economists
• Shame on you, Justice Mogoeng, you have decimated your image of being impartial
• ANC cares more that Mogoeng is pro-Israel than he is pro-Palestine too
• DANGEROUS, FOOLHARDY TO REOPEN SCHOOLS
• Racism is about perception, not facts
• Look beyond before rejecting Satanic Church
• Descendant­s of slaves’ bid for acceptance
• Our world has changed drasticall­y
• Chinks widening in UIF department’s armour
• Innovation and doing things differentl­y
• Bulking up front-line resources
• Trump knew of bounties
• EU pushes for billions more for Syria
• Pig virus may bring pandemic
• Diving in without a plan
• Tensions between Africa’s greatest allies
• Incompeten­ce has collapsed E Cape health system
• How ‘thunder stealer’ Meghan’s gaffe upset the royals
• Cirque du Soleil files for bankruptcy, 3 480 employees affected
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Tougher times loom as the recession deepens
• Lifting of liquor sales ban revives Distell revenue
• SA stocks set for strongest quarter since 2001
• Naspers nets $4 billion in revenue from contracts
• CSA ready to act on Moroe issue
• Home is where the hope is for Arteta’s sharp-shooters
• Chiefs Stash cash for Ntshangase
• Blitzboks end second to Kiwis
• Athletes’ lives come first – ASA
• Fit-again Mohoje ready to go
• Happy to be back in the great outdoors

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