Sunday Times - 2024-01-14

• Inside the SAP bribery scandal
• New deadline for city fire probe
• ‘Aweh Force’ action figures go viral
• Where are they now?
• UAS investor who lost savings ‘heartbroke­n’
• How to handle matric mania
• UNHOLY PULPIT BRAWL
• Coalitions ‘will be a disaster’
• From poverty to a master’s degree
• Four suspended Koeberg managers back at work
• Castaway navy suburb sends SOS
• Cyber king douses threat of Cape wildfires
• Is AI good for our health?
• Taiwan ruling party’s Lai wins key election
• Relative arrested over murder of education official
• Scout’s first-aid instincts lead to doctor’s scrubs
• The eye that saw into a soul
• Rebuilding trust at Davos to find lasting global solutions
• Motsepe’s magic touch just what African football needed
• Cyril’s also playing domestic politics in The Hague
• ANC and Frelimo face a reckoning with disenchant­ed young voters
• The time is now: Msholozi’s second coming
• A detox opportunit­y the ANC urgently needs to take
• Mthombothi is right yet again, the ANC has to go
• Heads should roll over failure to jail the corrupt
• LOOKING BACK
• Mane key to Senegal’s defence of Afcon
• Highly valued Osimhen carries Super Eagles’ hopes
• Beware the threat of Mali, Bafana
• Elephants carry weight of expectatio­ns as hosts
• Pharoahs target Afcon title number eight
• Venter ripe for the picking for Boks
• Fans embrace SA20 2nd season — despite the rain
• SA boxing taking serious beating
• Rassie, Ryan set up Wanderers win for MI Cape Town
• Bulls, minus Boks, bash Bears
• R500m headache for Tongaat buyer Vision
• SA still needs coal-fired power — minister
• SA’s brave foreign stand from rickety home base
• Hits&Misses
• Tech giants place their bets on the AI chip
• Burberry sales dealt a blow as luxury opts for rain check
• ‘Between a rock and a hard place’
• Mishaps highlight risks of Nasa’s ‘private’ strategy
• Celebratin­g our democracy, overcoming our challenges
• Regulators must protect CellSAf in brawl over Cell C
• AI could make the internet more accessible
• Creating a fast lane for black industrial­ists
• Col Sanders is smiling with pride
• Encouragin­g saving and ensuring it is invested wisely
• Trading places
• 2-Speed Crossword
• January 14 in History
• PVA promises great value at the first sale of repossesse­d vehicles in 2024
• Editor’s Note
• CHARTING THE PATH TO A SUSTAINABL­E 2024 AND BEYOND
• A FEAST OF ENTERTAINM­ENT
• DIRECTORS’ CUT
• WIRED FOR CONNECTION
• Hunting for big, brass comfort and joy
• Your Stars

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