Sowetan - 2016-09-23

• Struggle hero’s family demands R3m
• Radiant Zinhle finds love
• SABC WARNED ABOUT HLAUDI
• DOWNS’ CHANCE TO LIFT SA
• A LOT OF THINGS ARE WRONG WINNIE
• Mzansi’s A-listers come out to play
• COURT SLAMS TUT’S STUDENT EVICTIONS
• ‘UNFAIR HIRING’ HALTS PROJECT
• Divided views on ruling party in elections
• CHASE YOUR DREAM NO MATTER WHAT
• TRADITIONA­L LEADERSHIP UNDER PUBLIC SCRUTINY
• Khilobedu ‘ready’ for official status
• DEVON FINDS BREAKTHROU­GH WITH UNIQUE SOUND
• WILSON B NKOSI’S STILL SWITCHED ON
• The wait is over for Encore fans
• J IS NO ACCIDENTAL FOODIE
• Your Stars
• SURVIVORS OF SUNKEN BOAT TELL OF HORROR
• Deadly riots as residents want Kabila to go
• Nigeria welcomes help to free Chibok girls
• Uganda to spend billions to connect more people to power grid
• US warns of ‘Starbucks attack’ in Turkey
• Israel nabs 35 Palestinia­ns in crackdown
• GERMAN POPULISTS IN NEW STORM
• Turkey frees top journalist, arrests brother
• Going back to our roots at Maropeng
• Msimanga has set a benchmark for the ANC
• Give Coetzee a chance
• THANK GOD WE LIVE IN SUNNY SOUTH AFRICA
• Namba Wan projects fall apart as if hit by tsunami
• Tribute to Allister Sparks
• FROM PRISONER TO LEGEND OF KWAITO MUSIC
• EKSTEIN PROMISES TO PULL UP SOCKS
• Chilli Boys to bounce back after ‘lessons’
• ‘Laffor very difficult to deal with’
• Boxing boss looks back at 100 days in office
• I have not retired
• Why Sarr is worried

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