Cape Times - 2020-04-17

• CITY DEFENDS FINES AGAINST HOMELESS
• Stabbed to death for refusing to sell cigarettes
• Officials accused of delaying tactics in demolition
• Judge gives parents permission to travel
• LOCKDOWN DAY 22
• Province mum on River Club
• Relief in sight as lockdown rules eased
• Educationa­l psychologi­sts adapt to calls
• VARSITIES APPEAL FOR STUDENT-RESOURCES AID
• Communitie­s fall out over illegal electricit­y lines
• Rare feathered visitor released after full recovery
• 8 in 10 have lost income in lockdown
• A kindness revolution that could only have happened in Africa
• Whip cracked on company accused of excessive mask prices
• ‘Slow’ reactive times blamed for infections
• Tips for NPOs to curb impact of Covid-19
• Tight plot filled with twists and turns
• UN needs to call for lifting of sanctions amid Covid-19
• GOOD NEWS STORY OF A TRUE HERO
• River Club consultati­ons open and inclusive
• Easing rules good for economy
• Venezuelan refugees severely affected by virus measures in Latin America
• Global debt shock triggered
• Safari operator feeds 24 000 families
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Mines allowed to resume operations
• WHO devising strategy to lift lockdown, other restrictio­ns gradually
• Fasa says the industry is set for massive job losses in face of pandemic
• DRDGold resumes operations under strict health and safety regulation­s |
• STOCKS AND MARKETS
• Loot.co.za joins call for the list of essential items to be widened
• Ascendis set to sell Scitec to restore liquidity
• Emira’s bond rating gets affirmatio­n by GCR for its stable outlook
• ABSA REVISES CRITERIA FOR COAL-PROJECT FINANCING
• Vodacom sees 40% data traffic growth with surge in demand
• Ngidi enjoying comeback trail
• Overbearin­g parents killing kids’ spirits
• Acting Sascoc boss suspended

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