Sunday Times - 2020-10-25

• PPE fraud findings ‘simply garbage’
• Prof proves SA kids know their stuff
• Open for tourists, but few are here
• ‘YOU CAN’T DRINK WITH A MASK ON’
• THE POWER OF ONE
• Can Mboweni find R400bn in savings?
• ASSET TEST
• Packing the party spots sparks fears of a Covid resurgence
• Robber’s bite leads to finger loss and lawsuit
• Grisly death follows Facebook affair
• Court asked to wind up top hotel
• ‘Second trial’ for man who contested conviction
• Fire of discontent burns all in its path
• Pods allow safe visits to elderly
• Zoo saves frogs from croaking
• No end to delays in Hlophe case
• When life is rubbish
• All-rounder who chronicled sport
• ‘We treat human beings like waste by ignoring or brutalisin­g them’
• Fury in Nigeria
• The figures don’t lie
• The case all of SA must hear
• The book behind this extract
• DA’s gagging of candidates for party leader boggles the mind
• Strong leader, strong woman for a weak party
• PEOPLE SMUGGLING
• SCHOOL’S IN
• Enjoy the beauty of our summer but ensure you keep the danger of Covid at arm’s length
• A woman chief justice will enhance the bench
• Crying ‘racism’ only blurs the anti-corruption focus
• Covid still at the gate, but the country can’t stand another lockdown
• An icon in his life, a symbol of police failure in his death
• Loudmouth Malema only thrives because there is a dearth of leadership
• Every one of us can help small businesses grow
• Corruption TRC idea not well thought through
• Pressure mounts on CSA board to get its act together
• Springboks need TV deal big bucks
• Hamilton can make history today
• United have the Blues at home
• Fighting to come in from Sascoc cold
• Bulls polish outshines Sharks
• Bucs get lucky with AmaZulu
• Sundowns’ season off to a flying start
• Women swimmers in titanic battles
• Shabalala with a T Siphiwe happy to be part of the rebirth of AmaZulu
• Son of World Cup winning captain Francois Pienaar keeps his head above water
• Pitsoball has Al-Ahly fans dancing in the streets of Cairo
• Deeper debt trap looms as all eyes turn to Tito
• Life policy prices on hold despite Covid toll
• Capture still spooks Transnet
• Business must clean up its own act, says Remgro’s Jannie Durand
• ‘New economy’ needs new labour relations deal
• Clicks sees opportunit­y as others see risks
• Private trains ready to steam ahead
• Role of human resources crucial to Ramaphosa’s grand plan
• Readers’ Views
• Travel opens up a bit more, Steinhoff slapped with big fine by JSE
• Burger King acts to cut waste
• BUILDING A SUSTAINABL­E NEW NORMAL
• PnP’s Bottles purchase helps cap its lead as online grocer
• SA’s recovery plan takes shape at Brics
• Lockdown prompts move to ‘unapologet­ic’ coffee
• Trading Places
• Cryptic Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• BRAIN test
• Oct 25 in History
• The day the golfing world wept
• Wing your way to the SA Express sale
• Income-generator under hammer
• Benoni extension up for grabs
• Film programme gets to grips with structural racism
• Editor’s Note
• A mess of collective nouns
• BLOOD FROM A STONE
• THE META OF CARPALS
• CANCEL CULTURE IS COMING FOR COMEDY
• A TRUMPIAN NIGHTMARE
• DOING THE DONALD: COMIC TAKES ON THE PREZ
• A power that can mobilise millions, silence guns ...
• LAST THESPIANS STANDING
• THE LOCAL TOUCH
• EXTREME HOLIDAY HIDEWAYS
• ’LIGHTNING STRIKE AS LIKELY AS CATCHING COVID ON A PLANE’
• JEANNE BOTES
• UNITS THAT MOVE WITH THE TIMES
• HOW MANY MORE WAYS ARE THERE TO FRY AN AUBERGINE?
• SWEET AND SOUR ONION PETALS
• ROASTED AND PICKLED CELERIAC WITH SWEET CHILLI DRESSING
• NEW ON THE BLOCK
• A CHILLING BUNGLE
• A political drama for our time
• Jacket Notes
• Book Bites
• BODIES OF EVIDENCE
• The risky way is the only way
• Your Stars

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