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Here’s our home plan for you to deal with Covid-19
It’s a terrifying thought, but if a family member at home contracts the coronavirus, it is vital to be prepared – and experts and organisations give their tips on how to do just that. Download and print our Covid-19 help guide.
Most people know about the need to maintain physical distance from others, to wash hands frequently (with soap and for at least 20 seconds) or use hand sanitisers – and wear face masks when in public.
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Motorsport
Racing doesn’t die for Tasmin Pepper
“People do stuff they would not attempt at a real circuit, where crazy overtaking often proves violent, costly and a vexation to your team”.
Editorials
Weed out graft as SA falls behind Mauritius
We should wonder how we fell from being Africa’s most powerful and sophisticated nation. Much of that is down to the mismanagement and plundering of the ANC government.
Editorials
Here’s a little help with your Covid-19 plan
Now is the time for you, as an individual, to take seriously your own position and start planning your course of action if the virus does affect you or your family.
Columns
Changing SA for the better is not that difficult
If we want this to happen, the opposition must get its act together and we have to do rest at the polls.
Columns
We have to keep our ‘ubuntu’ going at all costs
Lockdown is depriving many of us of our humanity. One thing we must not surrender is our ‘ubuntu’. Virtual meetings, lessons, lectures and so on have merit, especially in these times.
Covid-19
Video: Help us, there is no muti for hunger, healers plead with govt
Herbalists in Kwa Mai Mai and at the Faraday Market in Johannesburg are asking government to help them recover from their loss of income due to lockdown – as it has assisted other industries.
Society
Inclusion of refugees is ‘key to counter xenophobia’
Experts are concerned about the plight of foreign nationals suffering from lack of access to services during the lockdown period.
Columns
You can still have your pie and eat it
There’s a King Pie in my area that’s too far to walk and too close to drive. It’s a problem. I might have to move. It would be easier if they moved.
Tips
Here’s our home plan for you to deal with Covid-19
It’s a terrifying thought, but if a family member at home contracts the coronavirus, it is vital to be prepared – and experts and organisations give their tips on how to do just that. Download and print our Covid-19 help guide.
local soccer
Squabbling preschool kids would be jealous of the Safa/PSL feud
Just a few weeks ago we were all happy and excited that the two organisations came up with a biological health plan for the return to play that was so good even Fifa said it was the best they had seen.
horse news
Surprise late entry into Durban July as weights are announced
When the July weights were announced on Tuesday, recent Gold Challenge winner Rainbow Bridge and Queen’s Plate champion Vardy were given joint top-weight of 60kg.
Motoring News
Forced induction kick has swift effect on Suzuki Swift Sport
In simple terms, the Sport is an absolute riot and a hoot to drive.
local soccer
Squabbling preschool kids would be jealous of the Safa/PSL feud
Just a few weeks ago we were all happy and excited that the two organisations came up with a biological health plan for the return to play that was so good even Fifa said it was the best they had seen.
Motoring News Hopes gone: Right-hand-drive Nissan Titan ruled-out
Right hooking model is now a definite no-no from Nissan themselves.
Being a parent WATCH: Best friends who got married explain how they fell pregnant at the same time
The two childhood best-friends who got married are also expecting children at the same time.
World Ringo marks 80th at online gig with Beatles hits, celebrity tributes
Normally Starr marks each passing year with live performances that include fellow musicians and hundreds of fans, but the pandemic forced a rethink this time.
World With festival cancelled by virus, Japan fireflies dance alone
As the sun sets in the Japanese town of Tatsuno, thousands of fireflies begin glowing, producing a spectacle that usually draws crowds of delighted visitors.
Business News Deal reached to retain extra 1,000 employees in ‘new’ SAA
Instead of being retrenched as part of the rescue plans for the restructured airline, these workers will be placed on temporary suspension.
World First court appearance set for Ghislaine Maxwell in Epstein case
British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, who faces sex trafficking charges related to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, will appear in court remotely for an arraignment and bail hearing on July 14.
Motorsport
Racing doesn’t die for Tasmin Pepper
“People do stuff they would not attempt at a real circuit, where crazy overtaking often proves violent, costly and a vexation to your team”.
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We have to keep our ‘ubuntu’ going at all costs
Lockdown is depriving many of us of our humanity. One thing we must not surrender is our ‘ubuntu’. Virtual meetings, lessons, lectures and so on have merit, especially in these times.
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‘Freakish’ Greenwood is Man Utd’s new baby-faced assassin
Manchester United have spent more than £1 billion ($1.2 billion) on new players over the past nine years but the Red Devils latest revival owes much to a home-grown superstar in 18-year-old academy graduate Mason Greenwood.
Sport
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Arteta thinks Vardy should have been red-carded
Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta believes Jamie Vardy should have been sent off in his side’s 1-1 draw with Leicester City at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Lifestyle
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Johnny Depp denies ‘wife-beater’ claim in London libel trial
He said it was a ‘strong and central part’ of his moral code that he would never hit a woman, having witnessed domestic violence growing up and vowed never to do so.
Business
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Nuclear plant hires during lockdown deemed ‘reckless’ and ‘irregular’
Trade union says two of three new hires were re-employed after previously being subject to disciplinary hearings.
Opinion
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Weed out graft as SA falls behind Mauritius
We should wonder how we fell from being Africa’s most powerful and sophisticated nation. Much of that is down to the mismanagement and plundering of the ANC government.
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WATCH: Best friends who got married explain how they fell pregnant at the same time
The two childhood best-friends who got married are also expecting children at the same time.
Motoring
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Hopes gone: Right-hand-drive Nissan Titan ruled-out
Right hooking model is now a definite no-no from Nissan themselves.
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Ringo marks 80th at online gig with Beatles hits, celebrity tributes
Normally Starr marks each passing year with live performances that include fellow musicians and hundreds of fans, but the pandemic forced a rethink this time.
