Daily Dispatch - 2024-04-22

• Businesses, tourists flee CBD to evade crime
• Blend of old and new as National Arts Festival turns 50
• Villages to benefit from borehole water
• Sello’s PHD from bogus college, Nzimande confirms
• We are living in fear of criminals, say foreign shop owners during protest
• Social developmen­t projects set to improve lives of Duncan Village, Ncera residents
• EL homeboy Mgali’s star is on the rise
• Zahara’s benefit concert halts as family faces ‘many challenges’
• Massive river flood in China threatens millions
• Church and state are unholy bedfellows
• Lifting the lid on Bill Gates and his foundation
• A new path for energy revolution is in the making
• Reserves are not for SOES, says finmin
• Multichoic­e: SA’S crown jewels under threat
• A good education is not a right that can be delayed
• By rememberin­g Hani’s dedication to the struggle, we honour his memory
• Anele Siswana combines psychology and traditiona­l healing to help people
• An evergreen business that harvests magic of indoor plants
• Netherland­s business coach lays things out for Nafcoc entreprene­urs
• Fort Hare student set to become the youngest graduate at 19

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