The Sunday Independent - 2020-04-19

• Alex man’s family sues
• Bidvest instructs staff to take leave, paid or unpaid
• STEYN-LESS DALE KEEPS FIRING ON ALL CYLINDERS
• Tail Piece
• Latin start-up trials deliveries by robots
• EDUCATION IN A TIME OF COVID–19
• Woman’s R150k ‘mansion’ razed
• Proposal to retrench 4 700 workers at SAA
• Ramaphosa threatened with court
• STREETWISE ARTS FESTIVAL GOING PLACES
• It’s story time with Ma Gcina
• School time calendar may be revised
• Low trauma unit numbers
• Tough times as lockdown takes toll on mental health
• Perfect time to re-evaluate drinking habits
• Lockdown risks for continent
• Gloomy future for SA consumers
• Pandemic set to hit Africa hard
• Food parcels for waste collectors
• Man d ies from illegal electricit­y connection
• Firm offers to assist struggling businesses
• Extension would be bad for elderly
• IOL.CO.ZA | MOST READ
• Makwetla says the SANDF is doing sterling work
• Wounded psyche of a fractured society
• No 5G link to coronaviru­s
• Are we locked down so toxic towers can be erected?
• WAYS TO ACT AGAINST FAKE NEWS
• NHI must be implemente­d now
• Be wary of Gates’s hand in finding Covid-19 cure
• Hunger, SA’s worst threat
• Still going strong after five decades
• Meagre takings for gig workers
• MTV raising awareness on Covid-19
• New York eager to get back to work
• Ban on gatherings extended
• Africa can still contain the pandemic but faces fiscal gap of $44 bn
• Empty ICU beds a promising sign
• Warning of increase in phishing
• Refugee children sent to Germany
• No Orthodox Easter mass for Putin
• Singapore reports 942 new virus cases
• Taylor Swift cancels all 2020 appearance­s
• Russia donates test kits to Belarus
• 1.89 million Chinese open stocks accounts
• Lockdown rules ignore reality
• We are ill-prepared for looming catastroph­es
• In time of anarchy, not even soldiers are above the law
• Recipes to sauce up your meals
• FAMILY FEUD SOUTH AFRICA, e.tv
• How The Prince tumbled and lost his crown
• SPORT ON THIS DAY – APRIL 19
• Mosimane recharges during lockdown
• MOZAMBIQUE Mozambique’s very real IS threat
• Trump’s cut to WHO funding is another nightmare for Yemen
• WE IGNORE THE POOR AT OUR PERIL
• Recovery plan urgent now bracing for onslaught
• Steel industry to suffer R1bn financial distress
• Liquor transport ban hurting wine industry
• Stuffing the piggy bank in a global health crisis
• Tips to stay engaged with your customer base during lockdown
• INCREASING DISPARITY THROWN INTO SHARP RELIEF

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