Daily Dispatch - 2020-09-15

• Plan to kill US envoy from EL is fake news, says Iran
• Undercover cops crack municipal ‘hitman plot’
• High flyers
• Mbalula backs ‘long overdue’ subsidies for taxi industry
• Police warn releasing school killing accused could lead to ‘bloodbath’
• Bail for student who killed man allegedly trying to rape baby
• KZN driver escapes impalement by falling branch
• Former soldier who feeds orphans pleads for help
• Delayed school toilet project poses health hazard for pupils, say parents
• 350 families in Raymond Mhlaba to receive food parcels
• DA calls for EC women’s support centres to open all week, after hours
• EC firms ‘unfairly’ cut out of Covid-19 tenders
• Lungisa to petition court over bail pending appeal bid
• Cops call for backup as drug sting takes ugly turn
• Minister pays homage to Madiba’s birthplace, assesses local projects
• Britain: curfew ‘obvious next step’
• Sisonke residents picket at DV relocation site after clash with cops
• Silicon Valley faces battle of the ages in bid to cheat death
• Meet the French literary sensation ... who hates men ... and who loves her husband and father
• Ramaphosa praises media for Covid-19 coverage
• Stepfather jailed for rape, cruel treatment of child
• Discovery joins Challenge to counter future pandemics
• The correct way to deal with unequal treatment allegation­s
• SA could eventually move to a basic income grant in stages
• Nomalanga Mkhize On Reflection
• Everyone must sacrifice as country goes through tough times
• Facts are facts
• Queen won’t Mill around
• Lockdown preparatio­ns boost City’s performanc­e
• Pitso aims to make Sundowns dominant club in SA
• Leopards must beat Ajax to maintain League status
• Warriors focused on new season, not CSA woes, says Smuts
• Springbok Sevens celebrate ‘unfinished’ 2020 season with silverware
• Celtic coach blames stage fright for Ke Yona final defeat
• WORKING FORMULA
• INCHING CLOSER
• DREAM COME TRUE

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