The Star Late Edition - 2020-03-27

• WORKERS FEAR NO WORK, NO PAY
• Strictly only 50 mourners at funerals during lockdown
• Let’s obey instructio­ns by remaining at home
• Anxious virus wait for Meshoe
• ‘We’re not sure when schools will reopen’
• Partial victory for whistle-blower in protection spat
• Transgress and feel full brunt of law
• ‘SA people will prevail over coronaviru­s’
• Things to do with loved ones in lockdown
• Big business donates to fight virus
• Services to continue operating
• ‘Essential service businesses must comply’
• NO DATA COST ACCESS TO VIRUS INFO SITE
• Earth Hour 2020 tackles scourge of climate change
• Q&A with TLT duo
• 5 WAYS TO STRENGTHEN BUSINESS
• SERVICES SUSPENDED
• True humanitari­anism
• A thought for the poor in trying times
• THE SANDF AIMS TO PROTECT THE NATION
• Remote working: Avoid the trap of poor discipline
• Fresh food to become more scarce, suppliers warn
• Italy shuts down industries
• ‘Window to curb virus narrowing’
• Keeping spirits up during lockdown
• New date for Clegg tribute concert
• Dr Tumi gives his time to help during lockdown
• Idris slams virus conspiraci­es
• Elton to headline coronaviru­s benefit
• Banks ponder support for consumers
• The rand gathered strength in the course of the week, but rather anaemicall­y
• Wine industry warns of collapse if harvesting, exporting halted
• MORE TIME TO REGISTER AS ESSENTIAL SERVICE
• STOCKS AND MARKETS
• SAA RESCUERS NEGOTIATE TWO-MONTHS EXTENSION
• RAND REFINERY GOES ON REDUCED CAPACITY
• Resources to help troubled parents cope
• The time our world stopped
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Ngcongca finally gets to enjoy his family
• Piedt embarking on a new adventure
• LESS CRICKET NOW THANKS TO PAST EXCESSES
• Ntseki happy with his squad
• Show must go on, safely – Comitis
• THE STORMERS’ SEASON SO FAR
• Ntuli deserves to play for Bafana, says his agent
• Time now on Schoenmake­r’s side

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