Sunday Tribune - 2020-07-26

• What Durban lost yesterday
• Race favourite Belgarion gallops to victory
• Tomorrow is D-day for SAA
• Family regains business
• Artists not paid for online gigs
• Wits jumps in to assist in developing vaccine
• Pandemic impact to linger
• Hilton opulence takes shape
• Fita’s leave to appeal tobacco ban dismissed
• Former engineer helps feed a nation
• Call to turn tables on alcohol ban
• Young doctor mourned
• A baobab has fallen
• Will SAA take off from runway of bailouts?
• Buccus seems confused or ignorant about India
• No hope for the SIU Covid-19 corruption probe
• Consulates close amid tension
• Russia denies accusation­s of weapons test
• Protest against arrest a challenge to the Kremlin
• Thousands evicted in São Paulo
• Investment art a major part of 2-day online auction
• Bid online for prime cold storage facility
• Eco-estate with amazing views goes on tender
• Tomorrow is D-day: loan letter needed to save SAA
• Mboweni assures government debt being contained
• Offices poised to survive beyond the virus
• Religious leaders call for caution
• Self-contained container homes
• Baboo was a towering legend
• Farmer warns of bogus sheep seller
• How to break a bad spell
• Man helped with 267 funerals feels let down
• Toast of the town trends again
• SUNDAY CHALLENGE
• Coach needs Juve to step up and take title in most difficult season in history
• SAFA-PSL power battle leaves football in limbo
• Pirates lead race for Supersport striker
• Leicester, Man Utd in final day Euro shoot-out
• Lee will not travel to US

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