Daily Dispatch - 2020-09-29

• Teachers ‘beat pregnant matric’
• Water Poses Health Risk
• Protection order made against councillor accused of death threats
• A bold bid to keep Eastern Province rugby alive expected to be launched
• A popular shopping mall in East London is reporting a bounce-back
• Health department accuses ex-service provider for dumped dirty laundry
• 25 years behind bars for young serial rapist
• Tavern patron hit in head in police raid
• Mthatha casino pop-up shop promotes local arts and crafts
• Students go hungry without learnershi­p stipends
• Phone shipping ‘entreprene­ur’ in a world of trouble
• State officials drown in retirement red tape
• Power sector opening goes ahead
• Inmates at St Albans scramble for water
• Seven legal minds blazing new trails for equal rights
• NPOs lay GBV rates at the door of police
• Virus vaccine threatens sharks
• Fires force residents to flee wine country
• Report reveals Trump’s neglible tax bill
• US judge blocks ban on new TikTok downloads
• Turkey sees EU summit as chance for reset
• Ardern support down, coalition needed
• Cowboys profiting from the Wild West of Amazon’s range
• App matches Zimbabwe’s farmers with vacant plots
• Fears SAA will tap pro-poor projects
• Networking through the pandemic will strengthen survivors
• Need for clear-cut rules and consequenc­es
• Honour SA’s proud legacy of fearless women
• Politics of brawling will bite SA in long run
• Astonishin­g testimony at Zondo inquiry an indictment against ANC
• Rich strands of heritage
• CSA is forced to postpone Mzansi Super League
• TS Galaxy boss Sukazi clears up Da Gama issue
• Sundowns unveil a trio of new signings
• Greeff reaches million on drama-filled day
• Ravele turns to Mthethwa in battle with TSA
• Chippa terminate Zim twins’ contracts
• Boks have until October to confirm participat­ion in Rugby Championsh­ip
• SHARKS CAN SWIM
• DOWNS GAUNTLET

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