Cape Times - 2021-06-01

• VEAREY ‘SHOULD CHALLENGE DISMISSAL’
• Students sue for R165m: court finds partly for them
• Child Protection Week cold comfort for some families
• More chaos, threats at Pan-African Parliament over president decision
• ArcelorMit­tal stands by extension of steel duties despite court challenge
• Homeless speak out against City’s complaint forms
• Taking care of your natural type 4 hair in winter
• There’s still plenty at stake in the PSL
• Gigaba tells Zondo of ‘non-existent’ BMW, lies and a ‘secret fiancé’
• Minister insists Tourism Equity Fund is above board
• Support for campaign to pursue justice for liberation hero Dulcie September
• Nsfas denies delay in paying allowance claims
• Beekeeper may have to quit after wanton vandalism
• Protest action leaves 19 injured, scores of Golden Arrow buses damaged in Nyanga
• Bullying ‘tip of iceberg’ in dangers to kids
• Plans for new Manenberg primary school delayed
• THE HAVEN NIGHT SHELTER
• SAUnite restores dignity by supplying residents with food and clothing
• African men most at risk of fatal burns, finds SA Journal of Science
• Liquor trade hails level 2
• ‘Act on new threat to malaria diagnosis’
• Slap on the wrist for Mali
• North Korea accuses US of hostility to South Korea’s missile decision
• Looting fears as residents flee
• World not taking climate change ticking bomb seriously
• MACRON’S APOLOGY BRINGS HOPE FOR RWANDA
• SA is losing the fight against child killings and abuse
• Adjustment of lockdown level welcomed
• ARE BODY MASS INDEX AND BILE DUCT STONES LINKED?
• Vitamin-rich superfoods to aid reduce anxiety, stress
• Kendall Jenner on her anxiety: ‘I’m worried about what’s going to happen in the future’
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Standard Bank says interim headline earnings will be at least 40% higher
• Petrol to cost less from tomorrow but it remains a risk to inflation
• ALTRON IN SEARCH OF CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER AFTER CEDRIC MILLER RESIGNS
• KNOCK ON EFFECT
• Adcorp in a stronger position as it reduces debt, ups collection |
• Creating smartphone­s for the 5th industrial revolution
• Three children allowed: China lifts cap on births in big policy shift
• SOUTH AFRICA’S TRADE BALANCE SURPLUS SHRINKS TO R51.24BN, SAYS SARS
• RAND UP 5 PERCENT IN MAY
• ‘CT City not a stepping stone to other SA clubs'
• Rosko's 'Specmagic' is no illusion
• Auditions in every Stormers game
• Top awards for Nortje and Ismail
• Our Springbok choice for the No 10 jersey
• SPORT ON TV
• Great achievemen­t for Maswangany­i, but Team SA door wide open
• Strong start in Paris for Harris

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