Daily Dispatch - 2020-02-27

• HAMMER FALLS ON STATE WAGES
• · Electronic cigarettes fall foul of ‘sin tax’
• · Support for land reforms
• · Unemployed graduates protest
• · Not even health spared the axe
• · Tough decisions on education
• · Religious leaders in spotlight
• · Billions more for SOEs
• Mtirara loses recognitio­n as Sithebe chief
• Fired officer says she was ill during illegal strike
• Home affairs expunges Keiskammah­oek woman’s fake marriage
• Ngcobo accused claim cops tortured confession­s out of them
• New measures for employees to monitor tax
• Nothing new in Mboweni's budget — BKCOB
• Hong Kong gives R20,000 to each resident as economy reels
• Downs wary of Makhulong Stadium
• Percy Tau heads off to the Stadium of Lights to face Man U
• RETURN OF GQAMANE A HUGE BOOST FOR BORDER
• Griezmann goal earns Barcelona draw at Napoli
• Point Of Sale set to cash in
• Basketball captain fears the Taliban may return to Afghanista­n
• Fort Hare Blues gunning for WSU All Blacks’ scalp
• SA women fired up for Thailand
• Maharaj’s efforts earn call-up for ODI squad to face Australia
• Proteas women target group whipping girls
• Away games take Chippa’s shine
• Bucs assistant shares Germans derby influence
• BUCS WARCRY
• CHELSEA SETBACK
• PEDDIE PARALYMPIA­N
• Is a vegan diet really as healthy as we think it is?
• US may hinder SA’s export ability
• ‘Private bank market may be a third larger than thought’
• EOH shares near lowest level since 2004
• Civil servants must step up and serve the public
• Poverty may deprive SA of a brilliant doctor
• Parkrun power play
• Violence, looting by protesters is not be tolerated

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