Sowetan - 2022-05-25

• Gardee murder accused bail U-turn delayed by bereavemen­t
• ‘No buyers for vaccines produced in Africa’
• Stellenbos­ch men’s residence not willing to change, varsity director claims
• ‘Forfeiture of PPE funds by Diko-linked company unlawful’
• Sibanye workers ask Ramaphosa to intervene
• ‘Bartlett said his goodbyes in a joyous mood’
• Mahlangu plays pivotal role in SA/UK movie project
• ‘Army will be hard-pressed to respond should any crisis crop up’
• 283 land spaces to relocate people displaced by KZN floods
• New beginning as waste removal truck roars into villages
• Soweto Theatre’s 10th anniversar­y raises hope for township arts
• Host cities struggle to find jobs, homes for Ukraine refugees
• Creta comforts
• ‘Cold customer service’
• Knowledge is power when growing a business
• Focusing more on racists’ actions distracts from real problems
• Term ‘mob justice’ is a misnomer
• Mental health education should be added to the school curriculum
• Moving African women into mainstream economy
• Zingange ready for his next bout after taking SA title
• CAF tells Ria it will to monitor Safa election
• Ndlovu optimistic Gallants can beat Downs
• Tuks vow to stick to same script as playoffs start
• Manqoba hopes key players will recover in time for cup final
• Maluleka keen to stay with Downs despite little action
• Arrows move into top eight but it may not last

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