Cape Times - 2020-06-02

• Unions slam W Cape for reopening schools
• Mkhize calls on people to become nurses
• CORONAVIRU­S
• 4 held, trucks torched in Joe Slovo protest
• Time is now to get your foot in door of property market – experts
• ‘Homeless evicted from Swartland sports field’
• Informal traders met with barriers
• Questions over ‘lack of medical help’ for homeless people
• Probe after sex worker dies in custody
• Early risers queue for liquor
• Calls for private testing after Covid-19 death
• UCT scientists shed new light on giant otters
• Tutu foundation laments deaths of Khosa, Floyd
• 60-bed Covid-19 hospital for Khayelitsh­a
• Trump forced into protest talks
• Lockdowns ease globally
• New Ebola outbreak hits Mbandaka in western Democratic Republic of Congo
• Do we devalue black lives in South Africa?
• Giving up smoking wasn’t hard at all
• Strict precaution­s are essential
• R5bn more needed to get SAA back in sky
• Bidvest shares take a knock after warning of possible job losses
• Rand is gradually clawing back some lost ground
• Standard Bank sheds 5 percent on flagged profit decline |
• Capco acquires 26.3% stake in Shaftesbur­y for £436 million
• Sygnia should pay attention to investor concerns
• Star performer as demand for cloud services grows
• Sirius rent collection­s for May at normal levels
• LOCKDOWNS EASING LIFTS RAND
• A TASTE OF SOME KITCHEN DISHES FIT FOR A QUEEN
• Menopause affects us too, say most male partners
• Andre Leon Talley was terrified of Karl Lagerfeld
• SA foodie Nene gets US show interview spot
• PEOPLE LADY GAGA
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Stellies are going to hit the ground running when PSL restarts
• KG: The past season was a disappoint­ment
• World Rugby could do more to remember Brito
• The PSL can resume under ‘camp’
• F1 DRIVERS SPEAK OUT AFTER HAMILTON SLAMS THEIR SILENCE

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