Sowetan - 2022-04-28

• Gauteng identified as SA’s human traffickin­g ‘hotspot’
• Rapper Mr Selwyn ordained as a pastor over Easter
• New policy a silver lining for Joburg’s informal traders
• Madumo stages jazz concert to help revive church’s soul
• SA radio’s evolution bears hallmarks of the struggle
• Teacher shortage in Mzansi set to go from bad to worse
• China reports first human case of H3N8 bird flu
• Greece to help Bulgaria after Russia’s gas cuts
• China’s capital Beijing in race to detect Covid cases
• EU proposes curbing lawsuits to silence journalist­s, rights advocates
• Cars aren’t only for petrol-heads
• Tiburon era was a pointer to Hyundai aspiration­s
• Fitness trainers break down boundaries, bring body positivity
• A-listers warm up SA Fashion Week launch
• Your Stars
• We are not out of Covid woods yet
• Teachers must conduct themselves profession­ally
• Dealing with men’s penchant for being economical with the truth
• Impaired freedom is like a vehicle with slow puncture
• Bulls wary of Glasgow Warriors
• Jackson is a confident, decent fighter – Makondo
• Surprise visit by Makabu uplifts fellow fighter
• Nelukau not worried about Gallants before Nedbank duel
• New Safa governance committee vows to be transparen­t
• Chippa dash Pirates’ hopes of second spot
• Arrows shoot down frustrated Amakhosi

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