Saturday Star - 2021-04-24

• A FAMILY TORN IN
• New request list for managers of the universe
• Fanning the flames instead of dousing them
• Precious knowledge needs great care
• Life outside the villa for ‘Lovebirds’
• Thabooty keen to make her mark in drive-time show
• A-TYPICAL INTERVIEW SAMMER NAIK
• SA cricket on the brink of collapse
• RAF wants money back from lawyers
• Pretoria Zoo says it’s business as usual
• Free surgeries or jail for tax evasion
• Searching for the next discovery
• ID age crackdown at vape stores
• Focus on burn wounds education
• Huge spike in sales of printed books
• Animation helps fill Covid-19 learning gaps
• ‘Let’s start afresh with guys who played the game’
• Empowering people to act against cyberbully­ing scourge
• Nothing can put Lamiez down
• Arsenal owners have no plans to sell after backlash
• Ryan Mason is clearly a name to watch
• Shining Simelane
• This fiasco has carried on for too long
• Five boxes new Bafana coach must tick
• Redemption on the table for Chiefs, Sundowns
• Jansen can flourish in the IPL, says Parnell
• Jason Momoa’s birthday surprise for The Rock’s daughter
• Awards a consequent­ial victory for women in entertainm­ent
• ‘AIR-CONDITIONI­NG GIVES ME WRINKLES’
• Why lotus silk is among the most expensive fabrics
• 5 influencer­s to follow on Booktok
• M3 the best of both worlds
• Maserati’s new Levante Hybrid confirmed for SA
• QUICK READ
• 3 underwater hotel experience­s to add to your post-pandemic travel list
• Naomi Campbell’s seaside Kenyan villa is goals
• Fractional share investing is gaining traction
• QUICK READ
• Old Mutual launches ESG rating system for unit trust funds
• Important aspects of estate planning
• Women’s struggle for highest office
• Cuba’s Castro dynasty has ended
• Co-ord inated multilater­al action key to address world’s challenges

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