Cape Times - 2020-07-01

• Mother of 2 held over dad’s murder
• Unions doubt that Metrorail is ready to roll
• Maize snack firm hits out at employees for false stories about fake lockdown permits
• PSA demands testing for all prison officials
• ‘Happy to be back at the office’
• Echidna baby captures hearts
• Mementos of a seafarer tell the story of a bygone era
• Recession in SA deepens as GDP contracts 2%
• Hout Bay dancer keeps the passion and love alive
• Service provider loses appeal at SCA
• Vodacom must release ‘Please Call Me’ documents
• Retail price of fuel to rise significan­tly
• George murder accused, 11, to be assessed
• State to oppose bail for man accused of raping woman, 70
• Municipal worker succumbs to virus
• GBV activists plead with state to act
• Study unlocks secrets of elusive Karoo mammals
• Developmen­ts 6 months after first cases
• Karoo King sings again
• Artscape partners with community
• Good public participat­ion crucial for meaningful electoral reform
• Necessary steps needed to fix SA
• What happened to freedom of speech?
• Aid to small farmers helped food security
• Empathy will help us all flatten the curve
• A CASE OF UNDERMININ­G JUDICIAL ETHICS
• Death penalty will end killing of children
• It’s time to get serious about coronaviru­s
• King’s plea over Congo atrocities
• Hong Kong law signed
• ‘Golden State Killer’ suspect pleads guilty to 13 murders, dozens of rapes
• 7 PLACES IN YOUR KITCHEN TO CLEAN WELL
• Feeling down? Spoil yourself with a bunch of flowers
• Amsa seeks safeguards on steel imports amid demand concerns
• MTN presses for auction of spectrum for next-generation network
• Barloworld implements austerity measures
• ‘Talk of a retail property apocalypse is misplaced’
• STOCKS AND MARKETS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Commentato­rs racially biased?
• Bok Mohoje ready for comeback
• All Blacks deserve to be Sevens series champions, says Powell
• F1 fires up four months late
• Athletes’ lives come first for ASA
• BLM a moral cause, not a political one, says EPL boss
• Afcon moved back to 2022
• NOW YOU’RE A TARGET, GILBERTO WARNS LIVERPOOL
• Foxes will be flexible amid Covid-19 spike

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