Cape Times - 2020-06-01

• W Cape schools ready to welcome pupils
• Liquor stores cautiously prepare to bring cheer to thirsty
• Safety amid Covid-19 at heart of National Child Protection Week
• Move to start digital learning system at CPUT
• Grand Parade vendors get nod to trade
• Blow to Knysna as 3 officials quit seats
• Company’s funds frozen over alleged Covid-19 protective gear fraud
• Outrage grows over racist post on Dlamini Zuma
• Victims of fire desperatel­y need help
• Volunteer nurse the third virus fatality at Strand old-age home
• Khayelitsh­a residents say ‘war brewing’ over illegal power links
• Robots help in Covid-19 efforts
• New rope installati­on keeps NSRI rescue boat home
• SA joins 30 countries supporting open research to fight pandemic
• More reach for mental health support
• Prasa not ready for Metrorail services
• Fond farewell to Sheikh Kamel, pioneer of Islamic banking in SA
• Finding freedom through living with Covid-19
• GOVERNMENT IS LYING ABOUT CIGARETTE BAN
• Hidden burden for small business owners
• US in flames over Floyd’s death
• 8 000 new cases in a day
• Duke, Duchess furious with Tatler
• Level 3: where to buy your drinks online
• HOW TO CARE FOR
• Batsa goes to court over cigarette ban
• Steinhoff Investment Holdings reports R6.51bn operating profit
• SA economy turned the corner
• Fortune can favour bold, but don’t throw caution to the wind
• Weak US data and threat of ‘new’ US-China trade war affect sentiment for risky assets
• MARKETS WRAP
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Get ready for slower play, fewer goals
• ALL-ROUNDERS
• ‘It was impossible not to respect’ Cronje
• Japan are very much the next big thing in rugby
• Roberts knows exactly what players want
• Mbatha sets record straight on Shonga

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