Daily Dispatch - 2019-09-12

• WE ARE NOT FOR SALE, OSCAR TELLS CHINA’S AMBASSADOR
• Anger after pupils were ‘soft lashed’
• EC given R15m to get film industry rolling
• World Cup countdown: SA and NZ get ready
• NO HOLDING BACK THE TEARS FOR MURDERED SPORTS CHAMPION
• How your body tries to keep you healthy
• RISING STAR GIVEN THE REINS
• MUGABE’S LEGACY: DEATH OF ECONOMY, DEMOCRACY, EDUCATION
• MOODYS HOLDS BACK ON DOWNGRADE
• Gonubie roadworks causing upset
• Ngcobo gunmen spared women
• ‘Mother Teresa of Etipini’ began her work at age of 12
• SA’s men have to resolve crisis of ‘poverty of thinking’
• Website to solve late payment issues
• Rape victim’s mom recalls little girl’s plaintive cry for help
• BCM told to recognise new union Demawusa
• Netanyahu eyes chunks of West Bank
• Protests in Japan after father acquitted of rape
• Mugabe’s body arrives back in Zimbabwe
• Kambole itching to end goal drought
• City to roll out carpet for Tornado
• ‘Boys’ banking on soccer gods
• Downs dare not underrate Islanders
• Into starting blocks for Mthatha Fun Run
• Punters face plenty of Pick 6 potholes
• Batting maestro gives England jitters
• Namibia wary of staring down barrel of a gun
• Canada to ‘scrum as hard as they can’
• Talks for soccer coverage at an advanced stage
• Boks to shake the world
• Saru finalises Gold Cup format after playoff saga
• Want to live longer? Sleep more – but not too much
• Cameras aid fight against theft of stock
• Set for cheers to Guiness in SA
• Cele has plan to solve xenophobia
• Give rape survivor centres highest priority
• Civil service apathy is fodder for vigilantis­m
• Spooked by spy stance
• Apple to launch streaming service, new set of phones
• Vaping is not nearly as safe as earlier studies have shown
• Crossword 29,118

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