Cape Times - 2020-05-07

• ‘Paramedics turn down Covid-19 patient’
• Cleared worker ‘chased away like a dog’
• Langa youths pedal extra mile with home deliveries
• Covid-19 cases at prisons could be ‘catastroph­ic’
• Celebratin­g Russia’s part in bringing Nazi regime to its knees
• Getting dropped was really uncomforta­ble for Bavuma
• Business activity falls to record low
• Covid-19 puts wedding bells on hold
• Retiring from a profession that birthed her nurturing and caring
• Koeberg worker tests positive
• Patients battle to self-isolate
• Facebook bans mask adverts
• Independen­t schools brace for lower enrolment due to pay cuts, job losses
• Pretoria professor to join study of police brutality
• Robbers hold up animal clinic staff
• Battle for water in southern Africa
• Pinelands couple need help with soup kitchen that feeds thousands
• Nal’ibali takes reading to WhatsApp
• Covid-19 corpses left in streets
• Virus blamed for Kim’s absence
• Archie celebrates first birthday
• SUPPORT FOR ALCOHOL SALES RESTRICTIO­NS
• Speak in a language all understand
• How to build a cheese board
• A scrumptiou­s brunch for mother to enjoy
• Initiative aims to help vulnerable mothers
• HOW TO MAKE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Matus agrees to pay R11 million fine for inflating price of masks
• South African investor confidence is on the rise again
• HARMONY PLANS TO RAISE $200M VIA SHARE ISSUE
• Covid-19 last straw for some media in SA
• Investec Australia delivers results that are ahead of expectatio­ns
• Anchor Group assets rise by 3% in first quarter
• RAND SOFTER, JSE SCORE GAINS
• Celebratio­ns and heartbreak across the world’s playing fields
• Bundesliga can restart in second half of May
• Hunt at wits’ end over Mhango
• Stokes ready to play in empty stadiums
• Komphela unfazed by lack of silverware
• Tennis SA rallies for game time

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