Daily News - 2020-05-27

• BETTER SAFE
• Mortuary bodies ‘piling up’
• Religious services can resume with limits, says president
• Let your Grade 12 kids play, they’re guaranteed a pass
• Hard to make sense of lockdown laws
• ON THIS DAY MAY 27
• Committee happy with readiness to tackle virus
• Chatsworth police station shut after cop tests positive
• Accused, 17, abandons bail applicatio­n
• ‘It feels like they do not care’
• 7.8% rise in food prices leaves sour taste
• Violence too pervasive in LGBTI lives
• New focus on workplace health
• Black-owned SMMES to benefit from multimilli­on-rand procuremen­t of PPE
• Health MEC defends easing lockdown
• Virtual graduation­s for varsities
• Voice note alerts cops to robbery
• Emulate richer countries
• Collective effort can end housing backlog
• GLOBAL RISE IN HOMESCHOOL­ING, LESSONS FOR SA
• Battered building industry needs to reopen, and soon
• Deadly Memorial weekend
• Migrant workers’ plight worsens as crises multiply
• Imagery proof homes set alight
• A boost for languishin­g retail property sector
• SARB sees rise of 0.7% in business cycle guide
• Truworths expects Heps to be 30% lower
• CORONATION’S PROFIT UP 8% IN 6 MONTHS TO MARCH
• MONDI NAMES POWELL AS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
• Boity signs with Def Jam Africa
• Prince Kaybee, Euphonik dish advice to followers
• Somizi to the rescue – again
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• THE FANS ARE OWED THE TRUTH ABOUT THE CLUB
• Lionhearte­d Catt bounces back
• Brooks has her sights firmly set on the Olympics
• ‘Amazulu will play anywhere’

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