Cape Times - 2020-03-27

• BANKS PONDER SUPPORT FOR CONSUMERS
• TATJANA HAS MORE TIME TO IMPROVE HER SKILLS
• Welfare society appeals for pet-care assistance
• National lab service optimistic about testing efforts
• Plans in place to support pupils
• Cape universiti­es try to assist the stranded
• No need to take leave, says Samwu
• Taxi owner killed as violence flares up
• From rural town to SA’s Antarctic research base
• Narrow escape for driver of cash-in-transit vehicle
• Land claimants in Eastern Cape swindled out of money
• Resident irate after ‘drunken driver’ released
• Spare a thought for women footballer­s
• Essential services hit a snag with registrati­ons
• Company donates drugs to government
• 52 quarantine sites identified across SA
• Thanks for the wake-up, my China!
• We can beat virus together, says CPF
• Moving memoir of life in the royal lane
• LIFE AMONG THE DRUG CARTELS
• GLOBAL EYE
• Cuba shows the world true humanitari­an solidarity
• Warning of second wave of infections
• US virus death toll tops 1 000
• Surprise at plea change by killer
• The rand gathered strength in the course of the week, but rather anaemicall­y
• Wine industry warns of collapse if harvesting, exporting halted
• PPI shows stagnant inflation figures
• REITs facing brunt of Covid-19 hit
• Contingenc­y plans in place to help workers during the 21-day lockdown
• Tenants to come under severe pressure - Accelerate
• SAA RESCUERS NEGOTIATE TWO-MONTHS EXTENSION
• RAND REFINERY GOES ON REDUCED CAPACITY
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Time is running out for Wimbledon Ntuli deserves Bafana chance
• Ngcongca has mixed feelings for resting Sundowns
• Trendy Piedt looking for USA spin off
• Comitis wants the show to go on, but only under the right conditions...
• Ntseki selects based on plan

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