Cape Times - 2020-09-08

• Clicks suffers double-blow over racist ad
• Fortune smiles on matric pupil stalked by bad luck
• Family fume after cops held over inmate’s death get R3 000 bail
• Pirates star Lorch released after ‘beating up his girlfriend’
• Sex was once a sales pitch, now advertisin­g resorts to racism
• Questionab­le judgement dogs Djokovic in unbeaten 2020
• Capitec profit growth revised 12% downward
• First Covid-19 patients admitted to new Freesia Ward
• Inmates to have visitors
• Call-to-prayer protester faces crimen injuria charge
• Citrus industry negotiates a new trade deal
• Teachers’ personal informatio­n leaked
• Imizamo Yethu residents in need of help
• Former Rhodes student’s bid to overturn her expulsion postponed
• Students thrown out of residence
• Four W Cape pupils in top SA maths team
• Fine SA wines can now be enjoyed across the globe
• Threat puts Brexit back in crisis
• Longest Latin American tunnel slated for falling short of expectatio­ns
• Weary doctors battle surging Covid-19 cases
• NOW ONLY A MOBILISED CITIZENRY CAN STOP THIS ROT
• Clicks: no excuse for racist ad
• 6 OFTEN OVERLOOKED SPRING CLEANING TASKS
• PEOPLE TOP MODEL RELYING ON BOTOX TO EASE PREGNANCY HEADACHES
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Consumer confidence to linger in negative territory, bureau warns
• African Bank enters R8bn support arrangemen­t with shareholde­rs
• Clicks shares shrug off furore over hair advert
• Demand for platinum set to soar as global risk makes precious metals more attractive
• World Economic Forum postpones Davos meeting, but will host a digital summit
• AVI shares leap more than 7 percent on dividend announceme­nt
• JSE TO ACQUIRE ALMOST 75 PERCENT OF LINK SA
• RAND SLIPS AHEAD OF GDP DATA
• Strong finish to season is good for Bafana
• I’ve had a good journey with Wits, says Tyson
• Shamsi: Proteas in a good space

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