Sunday Tribune - 2020-06-28

• ‘Catch me if you can’
• Mogoeng in the dock for a public apology
• City manager’s suspension extended
• FISCAL RECKONING LOOMS
• COVID-19 HAMMERS CROW
• SATANIC CHURCH TAKES ROOT IN KZN
• British duo set to be deported accused of prison arson
• Medics in fear after deaths
• Engaging beast mode in security
• Chelin, SA’S Lionel Messi, has died
• Restaurant­s open doors tomorrow
• Owner, tenants fight over condemned building
• Government appeals anti-lockdown ruling
• Cop claims he is being set up
• Drag racing charge dropped, ‘mistaken identity’
• Keeping children learning
• Phakeng’s silence fogs her glow
• We will defeat this ruthless, deadly enemy
• Courting controvers­y
• Huge blast suspected at missile site
• Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan to agree Nile dam deal in weeks
• EU narrows down its border list
• Trump says he is remaining in Washington to protect law, order
• A ‘finite’ med ical workforce in jeopardy
• Prime industrial property under hammer
• Elegant Essenwood office building on offer
• WE BERATE TAXIS WHILE TRIPPING ON INDIFFEREN­CE
• Country at risk of falling over fiscal cliff
• Leisure industry eases open under strict rules
• A bad new tax idea is doing the rounds
• Can virus awaken the science of long-term planning in South Africa?
• How to care for Covid-19 positive staff
• Trauma over incorrect graves
• Distilling ‘African Essence’
• Churning of the oceans
• Chariots roll on grand road without devotees
• India tells Pakistan to reduce staff
• SUNDAY CHALLENGE
• TENNIS CLASSICS
• IT TOOK 233 YEARS FOR MCC TO WAKE UP
• Support for Wuhan Open not to be aced by COVID-19
• Hamilton hammers Ecclestone
• ‘Hard work’ paved way for Khumalo’s rise to the top
• Fergie gives Dalglish the thumbs up
• Man United lack funds for transfers

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