Sunday Times - 2021-03-28

• Easter ‘plan’ fears
• Night of terror in Moz rebel attack
• Rollout of anti-Covid jabs to intensify
• FARMWORKER­S REAP RICHES
• THE SA DOC HOPING TO SAVE THE WORLD
• BACK ON TRACK
• TALI BABES ON PARENTING
• Tension rises over Ace at NEC talks
• Teachers’ feud escalates
• Sex: latest casualty of Covid
• Princely sum for pig portrait
• Boffins say no third wave, just yet
• SA’s Covid tzar proud of the job done
• An unpreceden­ted ask to Concourt on Zuma
• Zondo’s one big question for Cyril
• 10-year wait on why toddlers died
• Family of slain teen call on police to reveal the truth
• Bitter legacy for mom and boy after escalator accident
• Watch the birdie
• Perfect Hlongwane
• If De Ruyter was black he would’ve been on his way out
• ‘It’s ugly. Artists are dying like paupers’
• What to do to get us out of the mess
• How the insurance industry can help us stem Covid’s deadly tides
• The same issues, the same protests, nothing resolved
• AFFIRMATIV­E ACTION
• Direct elections will lead to more accountabi­lity, Mmusi Maimane writes
• Only a colonised mind would criticise African traditions
• Our young people must start to act like grown-ups
• A bit more discipline this Easter could make all the difference to our pandemic
• When empathy is needed, Nzimande offers scorn
• Whoever replaces Mogoeng when he makes his welcome departure will need gravitas and wisdom
• SA owes much to a Zulu royal house that has reigned for centuries
• Israel a handy alibi for SA’s poor foreign policy
• Grid reshuffle blows open title race
• India have it all to do after England mauling
• Netball needs to fast-track experience for future SA stars
• Welsh Six Nations triumph hailed
• Stormers humble the Lions
• Now or never for Bafana
• Reds maintain their perfect start
• Cheswill Johnson possesses a level of genius that has allowed him to launch himself into the sport’s stratosphe­re
• Kolisi and Co ready themselves for start of Pro14— Fixtures on
• Cricket soap opera goes on for all the Days of Our Lives
• Governor sticks up for banks
• Suez jam could be felt in SA’s ports
• Sandile Zungu on the Black Business Council wooing black US partners
• Protests a boon for private colleges?
• Eskom procuremen­t story hints at greater inefficien­cy ahead
• Natascha Viljoen’s year of rolling Angloplat crises
• Suez traffic jam raises issue of whether bigger is better
• Eskom workers want hefty raise, but inflation is being reasonable
• Readers’Views
• Survivors and strugglers of Covid year
• Africa produces a third tech ‘unicorn’
• Businesses not clued up on vital backup
• More choice for ethical investors
• Multicultu­ral mix makes market a fun place to work
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Mar 28 in History
• Factory close to Joburg on auction
• Blockchain data pays for robot art
• Changing face of offices
• Editor’s Note
• MOTORING A bouquet of fast cars
• TJ Benson’s The Mad House
• Let the music play on and intoxicate you
• WTF is going on?
• SURVIVING THE LOCKDOWN
• CRIMINAL RECORD
• Other songs stolen from us
• LOYISO GOLA
• Things to stream
• Locked down and looking for love
• ALZHEIMER’S FROM THE INSIDE
• SCUM BOY QUEER DELIGHT
• CONVERSATI­ONS WITH STRANGERS
• Ask an expert SMOOTH OPERATOR
• Background on the Xolobeni battle
• FIND A HAPPY PLACE
• CELEBRATIN­G EASTER CHOCOLATIE­R STYLE
• PUSHING PEOPLE FURTHER
• GETTING COOLER ALL THE TIME
• Jacket Notes
• Your Stars By Linda Shaw
• Always see the funny side? That’s a laugh

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