Daily Dispatch - 2020-06-04

• United Against Racism
• School PPE trucks blocked
• Cecilia Makiwane closes three units
• King’s aide beaten and pictures posted online
• Martin Luther King killed: James Brown stops a race riot
• Mayor tests positive for the coronaviru­s
• Springboks eye big showdown in Sydney
• Sidelined legal firms claw back at ADM
• Bail for Qumbu accused could lead to bloodbath — witnesses
• Thieves ransack EC schools in lockdown
• Huge wolverine once stalked west coast
• Tracy King takes Supermom concept to whole new level
• Multimilli­onrand road projects resume in BCM
• Madonsela on lockdown judgment: 'I’d be surprised if it survives scrutiny of a higher court'
• Ngqushwa suspends municipal manager for third time
• State capture inquiry to only ask questions on important issues, says deputy chief justice Zondo
• Public works begins massive eviction drive
• Farmer accuses mayor of broken promises and no payment
• Hangars, stadium will become Covid-19 sites
• Civic-minded small business offers services during lockdown
• Aboriginal teens illegally tear-gassed, court rules
• The big questions: where is the location of God, and where does God reside?
• Allow Africans to seek blessings of ancestors
• Open up the tourism sector to prevent devastatio­n, says DA
• Some positives amid dire economic prediction­s
• Private-sector business conditions slumped in May
• Oil price breaches $40 a barrel
• Landscape shifts dramatical­ly for Africans as Covid-19 winds howl
• Government ineptitude puts more lives at risk
• Account for missing SAA billions before pumping in more
• Letters to the Editor
• Crossword 29,337
• E Cape actress revels in success of hit series
• Klopp passion restored as restart looms
• Kings’ arrival hall empty as rivals go on spending spree
• Chippa’s Mahola motivated by his background
• Benni denies link with Pirates
• How Sunwolves demise deals blow to Japanese rugby
• Formula One schedules eight races

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