Cape Argus - 2020-07-09

• Hundreds join in search for trail runner
• More than half of SA’s children in poverty
• Outcry over City’s proposed tariff hikes
• Chilly conditions to hit province
• TAKING UP THE FIGHT
• DRIVING UCT INNOVATION
• MOREENG TARGETS WORLD CUP GLORY
• Two trucks torched amid driver protests
• Eskom sets out to catch crooked ex employees
• Winde in isolation after testing positive
• Fire and rescue services on high alert
• Police probe deadly ‘hit’ on foreign driver
• Free cloth masks for those most in need
• Cape of Good Hope opens for self-drive day visits
• Hospitalit­y triumphs in battle with insurers
• The storm has finally arrived – Mkhize
• Sanitising team at work in the CBD
• Yoga studios weigh up risks of reopening
• Thumbs up for back to school effort
• Pressure on firms might be easing, survey finds
• Poor quality housing exposed by wet weather
• Langeberg mayor succumbs to Covid-19
• WORLD LOOKS LESS BLEAK OVER A GLASS OF SHIRAZ
• Dangerous new Covid-19 threat appears in aerosol form
• SAA must be shut down permanentl­y
• East is gaining inf luence over West
• Schools rise to challenge to ensure safety of pupils
• Christian teachings to blame for GBV in SA
• THE STATE IS IGNORING ITS CITIZENS’ PLEAS
• Trump steps up rhetoric to drive supporters to polls
• Hearings into sex-for-aid scandal to start
• #MeToo campaign leads to rape arrest
• ‘Killing field’ warning
• Six killed in two bombing incidents
• Intimidato­ry tactics shock
• Clean rivers crucial to sustainabl­e health
• Hard times can teach us valuable lessons
• Backlash for Reason after twitter post
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Sygnia tweet on rival product is below the belt
• Managing the Covid-19 spike will need buy-in
• Anglo boss hits back at virus hot spot claims
• Super Rugby looks done
• ‘Lions will make me better’
• ‘Netball deserves more recognitio­n’
• Mokwena heading back to Sundowns

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Cape Argus - 2020-07-10