The Mercury - 2020-06-08

• Man slain with panga on Midlands smallholdi­ng
• Almost all schools in KZN ready to reopen today under strict guidelines
• Religious leaders in silent protest for Floyd
• The cry ‘black lives matter’ unheeded in SA
• Where is the outrage over Khosa’s death?
• When looting is a social statement
• Shame on you, Miss Dudu Myeni
• Reaffirmat­ion of human rights vital
• Call for pupils to report racism complaints to SAHRC
• Department enforces liquor outlet regulation­s
• Churches open with careful optimism
• R87m spent on Covid-19 services
• Plans to close down nearly 900 non-viable schools under review
• Agreement to pay private hospitals for treatment
• Unisa moves to tackle glitches in online systems
• Weekend of protests across US
• Africa’s truck drivers face virus stigma
• SARB should be our national pride and owned by South Africans
• LONG WAY TO GO TO ERADICATE RACISM IN SOUTH AFRICA
• SOE leadership leaves much to be desired
• Precaution­s must be taken on daily basis
• HOW DO WE KNOW WHETHER OUR CHILDREN’S HEARING IS BEING AFFECTED?
• HOW TO USE CITRUS PEEL
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Metair contract deal will create 3 300 new jobs
• Call on landlords to offer greater rental relief until end of the year
• Business rescuers seek more time to finalise plan to save Comair
• RISE IN RISK APPETITE HELPS RAND TO END WEEK ON HIGH
• Good buying opportunit­y presented for Alibaba shares
• Stocks globally benefit from a more positive outlook
• Easing of lockdown sparks big rally for JSE, rand
• MARKETS WRAP
• EPL stars urged to kneel before games
• Novak: Impossible to play US Open
• La Liga ready to fire up again
• Racism is a pandemic, says Joshua
• Hennie: Chester always put the team first
• City set to lose Nodada

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