Sunday Tribune - 2024-04-14

• Sale of pigs could be a Ponzi scheme
• Zuma may still be barred from Parliament
• Only she knows why she killed him
• Oscar Pistorius ‘too toxic’ to get a job
• Why more and more men are turning to cosmetic surgery
• Local gin makes a splash overseas
• ON THIS DAY APRIL 14
• Double Celebratio­n for Cape Town’s Jazz Festival
• End of an era for Minority Front
• Tongaat Hulett woes mount
• Prayer meeting in Imbali appeals for an end to disasters in KZN
• MKP axes youth leaders
• Gallery of political oddballs
• Mncwango: target rich to help poor
• Walk to create awareness of animal cruelty
• Selfless Avoca Hills man knows what it’s like to be poor and hungry
• Tenanted industrial space being offered 2 of many homes for sale
• Treasures from yesteryear
• State not abandoning fight to halt Mandela objects sale
• Post Office employees stress over packages
• UCT accused of covering up drugs and fire-linked prof row
• Former UJ lecturer slams varsity lawyer over her medical records
• Mahlaela shares| her SME journey
• IEC defends decision to challenge Zuma ruling
• Matlosana CFO and mayor fight over funds
• Healthcare provision matters to the masses: can parties deliver?
• Eviction from posh Tshwane home looms for ANC stalwart
• Ngcukaitob­i: Expropriat­ion Bill doesn’t go far enough
• ANC wants Matlosana mayor out and CFO suspended
• Remove the principal: parents
• Importance of Hanuman Chalisa SOUL JOURNEY
• India’s aged face health crisis
• SA Hindu Maha Sabha calls for prayers
• Couple share recipe for success
• Presenter comes full circle
• ‘Enhance the elegance’
• Budget cuts will worsen societal challenges
• Spain, Ireland lead the rush to recognise Palestine State
• What’s the point of a selective media monitor?
• New guidelines to combat misinforma­tion
• The steady erosion of the rights and will of the people
• Reintroduc­ing death penalty will be ‘misplaced, dangerous’
• ‘Talk shops’ without any developmen­tal impacts
• Iran says Israel ‘in complete panic’ over Syria attack
• Knife attack in Sydney mall
• Fears that Sudan crisis may spread
• UN resolution on Israel raises issue of arm sales in Africa
• Tragedy of ‘Chibok girls’ endures outside spotlight
• CEO’S reputation matters in job market
• Africa’s sporting appetite has potential to buoy economy
• How SMES can navigate April’s volley of price hikes
• Content creator’s new travel show inspires viewers to explore Mzansi
• Discover the beauty of sustainabl­e tourism in South Africa
• Eight must-try experience­s when visiting Delhi in India
• Luxury hotel group unveils tallest hotel in Kenya
• 75 Hard Challenge: The ultimate test of self-improvemen­t beyond a fad
• 5 of the hottest autumn nail trends
• ‘Sizok’thola’ can’t escape the drama on and off screen
• ‘Ghostbuste­rs: Frozen Empire’ is a shade of the original
• X THE XFILES
• Nonku Williams explains how reality TV changed her life
• Duke and Duchess of Sussex ‘launching two new shows’
• The best food shows to watch in 2024
• HR profession­als ready to embrace AI - report
• Mastering the art of effective feedback
• Fractional leadership unlocks growth
• Ruud awakening for Djokovic, faces Tsitsipas
• Stellies wallop Supersport to show Cup pedigree
• Chippa looking to get the better of Galaxy
• PSR pressure piles on Chelsea
• Broomhead chases maiden Sunshine Tour title
• Ultras not a sport for the illdiscipl­ined
• Plumtree pleased as Sharks make semi-final
• Great escape artists Sundowns leave Mokwena mystified
• Pirates pip Amazulu to book semi spot
• Man City top Premier League, Newcastle smash Spurs
• Forwards step up as Sharks prevail over Ed inburgh

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