Sunday Tribune - 2017-05-21

• COME CLEAN OR ELSE UKZN cheats given five days
• Doctors speak out against Enviroserv
• Police net closes in on city bomber
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• Eyadini to have marquee at July
• Bantwini fans to get a private show
• Sun City prepares to rock with glitz, glamour and music awards
• Out-of-box approach is the gospel, says Khaya
• Ntuli charge divides DA into us, them
• Gigaba: Don’t underestim­ate junk status
• Beauty queen at mercy of ex-fiancé
• ‘Community’ service for little Courtney
• Women fall prey to violent kidnappers
• Crash still haunts death truck driver
• Christian leaders seek regulation discourse
• Hope for SA prisoners serving time abroad
• I chose medicine to be a humanitari­an
• Med school student intake to be increased
• SRC’S call for fraud probe ignored
• ‘DURBAN MOVES YOU’
• Tourism worth R374bn
• Time to debate transforma­tion of tourism
• Small start to a big success story
• Prisoners on lam in Congo
• Race to contain Ebola in DRC – 3 dead, 29 infected
• Help for SAA to recover funds from African states
• Sri Lanka trade terms
• Rouhani for president, again
• China’s Obor initiative to reshape global trade
• Palestinia­n prisoners in Israel at death’s door
• Why US attacked pro-assad militia convoy in Syria
• Princess Anne crowns SA man king of grasslands
• Excitement over ‘royal’ wedding
• He’s going for his 40th Comrades medal
• One young woman’s struggle for an education
• Gift Kelehe hopes to defend up-run title
• Marathon venture to help pit bulls
• Gates couple to City’s rescue
• Breeding ground for rats and snakes
• Florida Road fans applaud effort by road monitors
• Faulty traffic lights: who gives a hoot?
• Love and effort see veggie gardens flourish
• Desalinate­d water on the cards for KZN
• Sheer force of nature makes sun a go-to for energy
• Heavy rainfall boosts dam levels
• Welcoming our new president
• Take a bow, Mandla
• Another Karabo waiting to die
• Stop trying to return to immoral era
• New generation zeal worth banking on
• Keep on fighting abuse
• WHEN STARVATION IS A WEAPON
• Author does SA great service by writing this
• Imraan Buccus
• UKZN study place poser
• Fragmented policy in SA food security
• Med school scandal, a blot on the Indian community
• Surgery hiatus at Prince Mshiyeni
• ‘Could be from Nazi playbook’
• Politician­s out of step with a nation
• Nquthu: parties, candidates must work for peace
• Ten Gun rises to the occasion
• Lesetedi’s bold for gold goal
• Three into two
• Mourinho calls up the kids
• Blitzboks book England quarter-final
• Just who to back in the Bok backline?
• Watching some of the play by teams was an exercise in frustratio­n
• Can AB seal his place in cricket immortalit­y?
• Proteas look sharp ahead of Champions Trophy
• Australia players won’t be pressured by board: May
• • SOCCER 26 & 27 SHARKS GET THE JOB DONE
• Golden Arrows aim for top eight and cup double
• Lethal Lions run riot over hapless Bulls
• The sparkle is fading fast for SA’S diamond industry
• Merkel points the finger at bankers
• Synthesis begins with Capital’s new acquisitio­n
• Plan to cut reliance on fuel imports
• Business Life Chinese dump silk road for US dream
• Girl’s ordeal highlights traffickin­g problem
• Power to the people lies in natural rays of sun
• Why distributi­on is back in SA vocab
• AI is our biggest existentia­l threat
• Keep those tissues at hand
• MY DURBAN ...
• YOUR STARS
• Top Zakifo tip: Just have fun
• Ridley’s epic deep-space horror
• Mixing it up in the cocktail culture
• The myth of white innocence
• Protect yourself from hackers
• Indelible legacy of a remarkable woman
• Businessme­n warned of health hazard
• Future scientists tackle LA
• King lauded for his role in uniting society
• Single mom wins lead in radio drama
• Always invest in your child’s nutritiona­l intake
• Lavatory poets, guns… green-eyed beauties
• Promoting online learning of Hindu languages among locals
• A life dedicated to uplifting society
• AV Mahomed
• Chatsworth’s ‘Big Bear’ is fighting fit for Jungle Warfare
• Humble-engined Citi with bragging rights
• Netball teams blitz their way to the top
• MEGASHANE PERUMAL & KERESA MOONSAMY
• Astrologic­al advice for those seeking a life of fortune and favour
• Popular comics stage a ‘riot’
• Returning on stage to ‘Pillay’ once again
• Playing sickly man changed Nikhil during filming
• Post-work paradise welcomed
• ‘We are getting B-BBEE all wrong’
• App helps ease transition from school to tertiary level
• Who’s liable in a marine crash?

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