Sunday Times - 2024-03-17

• ‘No wholesale selloff but we need private capital’
• Water crisis: ‘Worse yet to come’
• Kelly Khumalo’s name crops up again in Meyiwa murder trial
• African spirituali­ty on the stand
• Safa staff threaten to down tools over poor pay
• Deacon relives killing of three Coptic monks
• ANC leader yanks mic from Zulu prime minister
• Former diamond town down in dumps after court ruling
• Famed Cape homestead ‘left to go to rack and ruin’
• Furious wife: 1, giant croc: 0
• EThekwini spends R1bn on ‘sleeping’ guards
• Surf’s up in JBay — along with tempers
• Blowing in the Winde: more powers for the Cape
• It’s party time: politics in fashion
• A family that sews together
• Guard’s Charlize crush steals the Oscars show
• Tennis does a double take, and buying local is lekker
• FACE TO FACE WITH THE MAN WHO KILLED MY SON
• The United Arab Emirates is a welcome new addition to Brics
• Chaotic Haiti is the very model of a gangster state
• What could a liberal ‘fix’ do for SA?
• The ANC’s schizoid duality and the options for SA
• Quash the sabre-rattling or pay the price
• We might be law-abiding, but are we being ethical?
• Why can’t politician­s see corruption’s link with violent crime?
• Forget the step-aside rule, what we need are prosecutio­ns
• Threats of violence have no place in our elections
• Police must do more to build public trust
• LOOKING BACK
• Tigers do it for fans as they end winless streak
• Pirates devour Hungry Lions
• Vinicius brace sees Real continue march to La Liga title
• Bok captaincy: Rassie has a plan for Siya
• Hard to fill Siya’s skipper shoes - Rassie
• United hope for full strength against Reds
• Italy pass Six Nations wooden spoon to inept Wales
• Sibanye hauled to court over tender
• ‘Takatso had the cash for SAA’
• Watchdog takes leash off Absolute for Woolies
• SAA fiasco highlights state capture’s lingering effects
• When assessing the future, the trend is your friend
• Hits&Misses
• AI means the PC we know is all but obsolete
• Standard goes green to the tune of R250bn
• Spar resets for future growth — CEO
• Exxaro tight-lipped on mineral diversific­ation
• Sibanye taken to court over tender
• New law will be a boon for e-hailing companies
• ‘Getting off greylist tough but doable’
• Tourism, like the entire country, is crying out for services
• Quantum leap will be little more than a blink of the eye
• Four-step plan to get Africa out of a rut
• Yes, you can fall in love with insurance law
• Trading places
• 2-Speed Crossword
• March 17 in History
• Modern office block offers investors a ‘prime opportunit­y’
• Time waits for no-one
• Editor’s Note
• WHAT’S ON IN MARCH
• RUBBER STAMPED
• SA’S GOT STYLE
• GOING FOR GUILD
• TACKLING THE CHALLENGES OF MENTAL HEALTH
• HOW OVERWHELMI­NG PROBLEMS MANIFEST
• THE YOUTH OF TODAY
• INSIDER’S GUIDE TO AMSTERDAM
• BUCOLIC BLISS
• ‘I ONCE THREW A MESSAGE-IN-A-BOTTLE OFF A GAY SAILING BOAT’
• Christy Lefteri on books that have influenced her
• THE LIES WE LEAD
• Things to stream
• WHERE DISNEY MEETS LAGOS
• HERBS FOR PETS
• TURNING THE TABLES
• Photoshop for the ages — The Princess diaries
• Your Stars

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