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Street dreamers: Rebuilding broken lives in \u2018Poison City\u2019<\/a>: How do the vulnerable survive lockdown? Without television or a radio, isolated from friends and family and with few prospects to look forward to on the other side of the quarantine? There is no \u2026<\/p>\n Peculiar appointments and moves<\/a>: A new CEO for Irba, additions at Naspers, PSG\u2019s Capitec murmurings, bravo to Bidvest, and other market developments.<\/p>\n Capesize Market: Weakness All Around<\/a>: The weakness appeared to extend to the North Atlantic too, where the Berge Stanley (2011 180,145dwt) was rumoured to have fixed the timecharter equivalent of approximately $ 14,500 basis delivery \u2026<\/p>\n 3 May: South Africa Records 6,783 Confirmed Cases<\/a>: The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa is now 6 783, with a further eight COVID-19 related deaths. This is an increase of 447 cases from Saturday\u2019s 6 336 COVID-19 cases. The eight \u2026<\/p>\n 123 COVID-19 deaths, over 6,000 infections \u2013 SA marks new single-day jump record<\/a>: Three-hundred-and-eighty-five new COVID-19 cases were reported in the past 24 hours, the highest daily surge since the country recorded its first case in early March.<\/p>\n Snaith Racing backs decision over grant exclusion<\/a>: Snaith Racing, one of SA\u2019s biggest training establishments, has come to the defence of the Racing Association (RA) after its decision to exclude KwaZulu-Natal owners from a grant due to Covid-19. In a \u2026<\/p>\n SA: More than 440 new Covid-19 infections and eight new deaths in one day<\/a>: Spread This NewsTimesLive The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in South Africa reached 6783 on Sunday and the death toll has risen to 131. This means another eight deaths were confirmed on Sunday \u2013 \u2026<\/p>\n
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