Daily Dispatch - 2020-09-14

• Undertaker­s call for full shutdown
• ‘Unexplaine­d’ payments of millions made
• Mnquma taps days away from running dry
• Stock theft a ‘threat to E Cape economy’
• Organised, active grannies cook for hungry kids
• EC police stepping up security at stations
• Deaf mom in fight for justice
• Jerusalema dance challenge to set EL rocking
• ‘Visionary leader’ Steve Biko’s death commemorat­ed
• KWT homegirl makes it to Top Young 200 list
• Runners line up to support Carel du Toit virtual 100km
• New civic organisati­on to contest ANC in elections
• EC threw spanner in works of cheaper e-learning, says Sita
• Satawu to retrench 100 workers
• Calls for ceasefire, women’s rights for Afghan peace talks
• AstraZenec­a resumes UK trials of vaccine
• Venice festival honours ‘Nomadland’
• Tourism — the Eastern Cape’s anchor industry
• Metro’s failure to maintain tourism asset slammed
• ‘Unilever must do more’ says government
• How lockdown affects house sales
• V&A welcomes slow return of visitors
• Weakened ANC is likely to give in to EFF
• Plastic shopping bags: facts vs perception
• Winning back what we’ve lost by caring for what we have
• A sacred restoratio­n
• Crossword 29,422
• Matrics should consider this before a study choice
• Microbiolo­gist making organic beauty soaps
• Shifting young from surviving to thriving
• Win one of two bursaries to study at The Private Hotel School
• Leinster take PRO14 title against Ulster
• Tshakhuma beaten by Leopards in play-off
• Granada taste success in their La Liga opener
• Tuscan Grand Prix marred by accidents
• Sundowns secure treble for the season
• All Blacks players may miss Oz trip
• SWEET SEVEN
• MASTERS DREAM

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