Cape Times - 2020-03-09

• Sars steps up security after third Covid-19 case found
• Ramaphosa calls on leaders to copy upright Xuma
• Residents in fear after 6 killed, 7 wounded
• Helping a little girl feel better about herself
• CPUT extends registrati­on deadline after violence
• Sharks now have a pack with real bite
• Eskom in R5bn claim against Tegeta BRPs
• City’s Cycle Tour a big success
• Technology connects villagers
• UN volunteer programme wants to recruit female profession­als
• Husband to appear over wife’s murder
• Taxi clashes: minister issues stern warning
• Big names to bring home best of jazz
• Branson puts African art on auction
• Joining forces to explore common ground
• Questions over Compensati­on Fund payouts
• High praise for helpful homeless
• Aggressive measures needed for Covid-19
• Feminism is about rights for all of us
• IMPORTANT SKILLS FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS
• MONDAY | MAR 9
• Cops fingered for domestic abuse
• ANC ‘has no answers for working class’
• ON THIS DAY
• Al-Shabaab leader killed in US air strike
• De Klerk yet to account for his role in apartheid murders
• THINK BEFORE VISITING SRI LANKA
• Flaws in DA’s strategy in battle for votes
• Lockdown to affect 16 million
• Fire at Greek refugee centre
• More backing for Joe Biden
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Virus isolation measures in place, says Minerals Council
• Amplats’ share price plunges on slashing annual refined output
• NETCARE PRECAUTION­S TO PROTECT PATIENTS, STAFF
• Sasol shrugs off Moody’s downgrade
• Opec+ alliance fails to reach deal on output
• Pandemic: there are risks, but don’t overreact
• Plan needed for drought funds – economists
• STOCKS AND MARKETS
• China’s economic growth expected to halve with coronaviru­s outbreak, poll finds
• As outbreak spreads, world’s banks are shifting operations
• Sanlam shares fall after R1.7bn B-BBEE cost
• Trump pledges $8.3bn to combat virus outbreak
• Shadow of Covid-19 triggers volatility worldwide
• Next steps to address impact of coronaviru­s
• SA’s big banks are facing tough competitio­n
• Some blue chip shares are now fighting back
• SA ranks 35th with personal wealth above $30 million
• Healy claims family bragging rights
• Blitzboks play a massive role in inspiring Specman
• Markram inspires Titans to victory
• Boucher has a pleasant selection headache
• United bring the ‘Sir Alex Ferguson days’ back to Manchester

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