SowetanLIVE AM Newsletter: Taxi strike forces some commuters to walk to work | Slain security guard a loving father

Download the SowetanLIVE app [image: SowetanLIVE]( [image: SowetanLIVE]( [image: SowetanLIVE] Morning Newsletter — June 22 2020 --------------------------------------------------------------- [News]( | [South Africa]( [Taxi strike forces some commuters to walk to work]( [image: Taxi strike forces some commuters to walk to work]( While some of the commuters tried to hitch hike from the private vehicles, others simply started walking towards their places of work. [Read more >>]( Top stories [News]( | [South Africa]( [Slain security guard a loving father]( [image: Taxi strike forces some commuters to walk to work]( A school security guard who was shot dead during a robbery on Friday was "a loving father" who took education seriously. [Read more >>]( [News]( | [South Africa]( [Lukhanyo Calata happy with De Klerk's muzzling in US]( [image: Taxi strike forces some commuters to walk to work]( One of the families of the Cradock Four victims has welcomed the decision by US legal association to cancel an event meant to be addressed by former president FW de Klerk. [Read more >>]( [News]( | [South Africa]( [Online system to report minor crashes]( [image: Taxi strike forces some commuters to walk to work]( More than 400 minor crashes were reported on the national traffic information's online system in June. [Read more >>]( [News]( | [South Africa]( [Food prices will fall as country's economy recovers from Covid-19, says Competition Commission]( The Competition Commission says it expects food prices to fall and has vowed to monitor retailers to make sure savings are passed on to consumers. [Read more >>]( [News]( | [South Africa]( [Future of booze high on agenda of Western Cape government]( Alcohol price hikes, the destruction of confiscated alcohol, and heavy penalties on wholesalers who sell alcohol to illegal vendors. [Read more >>]( [News]( | [South Africa]( [Former president De Klerk withdraws from US rights talk]( South Africa's last apartheid president, F.W. de Klerk, has withdrawn from a US seminar about minority rights because he did not want to embarrass himself or his hosts in the current charged racial climate, his foundation said on Sunday. [Read more >>]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Sport]( | [Soccer]( ['Hlatshwayo a missing puzzle in Bucs defence,' says Siyabonga Sangweni]( [Sport]( | [Soccer]( [Ricardo Goss cherishes move to Sundowns]( [Opinion]( | [Columnists]( [Murder rate forces us to self-reflect]( [Opinion]( | [Columnists]( [Man feels cheated by lawyers]( [S Mag]( [3 women share their lockdown make-up journeys]( [S Mag]( [FREE WEBINAR | Inspirational beauty experts speak on 'beauty made real']( [Unsubscribe]( • • [View PDF]( • [Pause Subscription]( • [View Online]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} on 22-06-2020 is intended for opt-in communication only. If you feel this email is unsolicited please [report it]( to us Email Powered By