The Star Early Edition - 2020-06-05

• Businessma­n, 91, didn't let his age limit him
• Local teacher in US race row
• Bank blames virus for ditching soccer league
• ‘REJUVENATE­D’ MAKHENE RETURNS
• MEGHAN’S MESSAGE OF HOPE
• Cele appeals Khosa ruling
• Timols ask why perjury cases dropped
• Grieving family given wrong body to bury
• Battle for SA citizens left stranded
• Volt Africa scoops the global media awards
• Young Maphanga changes the farming landscape
• Surgery risk for virus patients
• BRUNO KELLY
• David took on Goliath and won
• SMEs past midway to recovery
• Private nursery schools could haul ministries to court
• State-of-art Covid-19 hospital
• Time for economic inclusion
• ON THIS DAY, JUNE 5
• Alcohol ban won’t work; education will
• Upgrade schools for the digital age
• Africa’s response to Floyd GLOBAL EYE
• Celebratin­g biodiversi­ty under lockdown
• CAPTURE OF THE JSE: BLACK FIRMS OWN ONLY 2%
• Reality of funerals in the time of the pandemic
• Series of US memorials dedicated to Floyd’s life
• Insurers urged to share policy wording
• SIMPHIWE MBOKAZI
• Eastplats remains wary despite rise in revenue
• Coca-Cola lets 8 000 ‘taste the feeling’ of its shares
• RAND FLAT ON PROFIT TAKING
• Mission is possible in Tom’s village
• Chuene blasts booze detractors
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Sundowns royalty rewards loyalty
• No play is nonsensica­l, says Ahlers
• Don’t bank on Absa sponsorshi­p
• How it came to be that I boogied with Lomu on his wedding day
• Billiat is staying with Chiefs – agent
• Tyrone still keen on Bok green

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