Sunday Tribune - 2024-04-28

• Non-profit wants greater observer rights
• ‘The police hunted me down’
• Landowner prepares to tear down illegally built houses
• ‘Stolen’ money used to pay tithes, court hears
• China Emporium demolished by City
• Search for winning baker
• Unleashing potential in dogs
• Durban entreprene­ur to take part in US programme
• ON THIS DAY
• Creating awareness about bad weather conditions
• Africa to descend on Durban
• Politician­s ‘should respect king’
• Urgent need to end plastic pollution
• ‘Christians are betraying God by not voting for the ACDP’
• Know your candidates ahead of polls
• The perilous game of electoral manipulati­on
• Women hardly represente­d
• Electoral Court ruled that Zuma is eligible to stand. This is why
• No ID ... no vote
• Funny old world
• Freedom Day and black empowermen­t
• Celebs donate items to help young war victims
• Versatile warehouse on sale
• ANC bigwigs led plan to undermine Cyril – report
• Accusation­s fly over ‘irregular’ spend ing on trainee cops
• SA’S culture of reading is disappeari­ng – study
• Tariomix liquidator­s engaged in seizure of assets
• Arrest is a political game, says family of Magashule’s ex-pa
• Two judges reported to the JCC and Chief Justice for ‘misconduct’
• No party election posters allowed on Eskom poles
• Young people are eager for change as polls draw closer
• Teen scientist to showcase bioplastic project globally
• Day to multiply prosperity SOUL JOURNEY
• Missing father: Family plea for help
• Indian selectors face daunting task
• Emulsifier­s raise risk of diabetes, says study
• Radio presenter lands dream job
• Durban power couple just love life
• How true freedom for all can be achieved in SA
• 30 years of freedom: A mixed bag
• Athletes should never pay the price for government conflict
• ‘The party of Mandela, Tambo, Sisulu has turned SA into a wasteland of broken promises’
• Ipsos poll sheds light on where political parties stand with voters?
• Poverty and unemployme­nt remain the enemy of workers
• Hamas studies new truce proposal
• Palestinia­n athletes to be invited to Paris Games
• Furthering interests at expense of peace, stability
• Suffering as doctors strike
• Demands for emergency UN meeting on UAE ‘aggression’
• Gnassingbé dynasty’s been in power for almost six decades
• Traore accuses Ivory Coast of welcoming ‘destabilis­ers’
• Shoprite helps save a small pet food business
• Spending on fashion showing no sign of slowing down in SA
• SAA wings get extra lift as it regains popular Perth route
• Steinhoff: A legal analysis of the Reserve Bank notice and order of forfeiture
• Nature reserves where you can prioritise your winter fitness goals
• Slow down and take the scenic route on the way to Kruger National Park
• How to stay healthy while travelling
• Africa’s Travel Indaba expected to generate over R1.2bn for Durban
• Restaurant­s offering something special to celebrate Mother’s Day
• ‘The Fall Guy’ does not shy away from its love for movie stuntmen
• These are our favourite moments at SA Fashion Week
• ‘Baby Reindeer’ one of the most unsettling shows of a real-life stalking experience
• ‘RHOD’ star Maria Valaskatzi­s called out for alleged diva behaviour
• Unmasking unconsciou­s bias at work
• CEO trust matters most to employees – survey
• ‘Stamping out’ racial misconduct
• City’s poor form a great burden on Tinkler
• It’s time to go for Proteas
• Lindelani Lad ies aim to jump a high hurdle against Galaxy
• Dolphins looking to go one better
• Running legends can help nurture young talent
• Sharks eye a seat at top table
• Amazulu snatch dramatic late win over Chippa United
• Royal AM brace for Pirates challenge
• Liverpool’s title hopes take another blow with stalemate
• Chiefs on a season-saving mission

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