Daily Dispatch - 2020-06-02

• ‘A week is nowhere near enough’
• Thirsty tipplers queue for hours across the country
• State says no to bringing dead son from Cuba
• Personal care industry driven by desperatio­n
• Kings could face a PRO14 exit in revamped format
• Designer Mnisi puts the Rich in face masks
• Dalindyebo family drama rules the day in Mthatha courthouse
• Charred bodies found in burnt-out vehicles
• Ramaphosa appoints two deputies in the NPA
• Eastern Cape moonshine death toll rises to 21
• Police success in fight against contraband goods
• Fraud accused Dr Sokupa caught on video issuing fake sick notes, court told
• Some relief in 90 days grace time to renew expired traffic licences
• Sacked CFO fails in R6m case against IDZ
• Canteen workers haul employer to CCMA after 2 months of no pay
• No, black South Africans were not better off under apartheid — IRR
• Deputy mayor a graduate at 59
• R76,000 fine for excessive mask pricing
• Clashes outside White House as US cities put under curfew
• Refugees forced out of Greek housing
• Google rejects call for Australian media payout
• Debate rages in UK as schools reopen
• Facebook slams online law
• SAA rescue proposes new state-owned airline
• Manufactur­ing conditions improve in May, though from low base
• Bad loan write-offs may exceed 2008 financial crisis
• Great leadership needed to balance economy
• MPs, MPLs need direct line to fight pandemic
• Rule of law
• Mngqithi remains rooted at Mamelodi Sundowns
• Japan’s Sunwolves exit Super Rugby as Australia bid fails
• Mokwena still open to Pirates return
• Jali form may earn him accolades
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