Cape Times - 2020-05-28

• CPUT denies covering up Covid-19 infection cases
• Covid-19 hits Western Cape juvenile centres
• Organisati­ons hail judgment declaring Myeni a delinquent director
• Parents threaten legal action over schools
• Pitso leads way for local coaches
• Honouring those who gave their lives in service
• Bid to rescue SAA still on track, experts say
• Technical glitch halts UIF Ters payouts
• Offices of Legal Practice Council close after staffer tests positive
• Defence group gives virus patients a fighting chance
• 1 188 health workers infected
• Deserted CBD streets given thorough deep cleansing
• Social support totalling R3bn in city budget
• Post-nuptial contract not enforceabl­e, rules Constituti­onal Court
• The growth of young man’s birthday initiative
• Returnee anxious to meet his family
• Wuhan hero’s cancer death shock for family
• Medical student volunteer carers taking strain
• Excessive pricing deals after gripe
• Simple test can reveal risk of getting TB
• MSF adapting to a world in flux
• Invasive ladybird beetle may not adapt to climate change
• Research focus on hunger, food security
• Abject hunger as South Africa approaches 11th week of lockdown
• Darkroom develops new moves for digital space
• Constructi­ng meaning
• Ramaphosa answers call to lead the nation
• Continued talks with religious sector on curbs required
• GOOD CAN COME FROM DOING GOOD
• School meals and food parcels set to resume
• Opportunit­y to spruce up SA’s image
• Cameras roll again in Nollywood but Nigeria’s cinemas still dark and empty
• EU mulls €750bn recovery fund
• Bid to turn migrant boats back in Channel
• Minerals Council expects pandemic to hit production further
• Absence of structural reforms set to weaken state finances
• SITHOLE HEADS AFRICA’S BIGGEST ASSET MANAGER
• Pepkor increases network footprint
• Nearly 50 percent pay hike for Richemont boss
• Datatec opts to withhold dividends
• AYO lifts its headline earnings by 25% and posts net asset value of R4.5bn
• Sygnia investor raises conflict of interest concerns as firm expects earnings growth
• PRODUCTION RAMPED UP AT VOLKSWAGEN GROUP SA
• Arrowhead defers dividend due to pandemic
• Woolworths expects trading to be constraine­d
• Defying pandemic, gay couples say ‘I do’ in Costa Rica
• NEEDED: CUSTOMISED BLENDED LEARNING
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Doddie Weir retains a charming wit
• THE PROTEAS SERIES: PICKING THE BEST T20 XI

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