Sunday Tribune - 2018-08-26

• Bodies pile up at city crematoria
• Mosque suspect is ‘the wrong man’
• Bongang muses about being number one
• School celebrates 21 sets of twins
• How do you like your wors?
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• Chaos at Mama Sobukwe’s funeral
• Hollywood has nothing on South African state capture
• Mnangwagwa with a huge task to unify Zim
• Mthembu looking forward to retaining his position in SACP
• Released after 13 years’ jail
• MUT unveils fountain in memory of murdered student
• DUT’S executive dean a ‘distinguis­hed woman of science’
• Judge ponders mine ruling
• Racism whistle-blowers praised amid ANCYL leader k-word slur
• Greek bill could see SA holidaymak­er hit with racism charge
• MDR TB treatable in children
• Women can have it all, says transplant surgeon
• Rising child obesity calls for ‘social vaccine’
• Trump U-turn on N Korea
• Chamisa rejects ruling
• Muted welcome for pope in Ireland, the genesis of abuse crisis
• Italy, EU clashover funds threat
• Al-qaeda leader killed in a battle in Yemen
• Harvest festival celebratio­ns hit by flooding
• Tesla remains on public exchange
• Australian, US relations off to good start
• Concern over Stoke Road sewage stench
• Ethekwini takes national honours for greenest municipali­ty
• Durban’s dirtiest area to benefit from clean-up
• Coastwatch KZN co-founder hangs up her sea gloves
• Farewell to a true daughter of Azania
• Isaac Stanley-becker First Africa tweet
• Beware:trump’s gaze has fallen on SA
• Zimbabwe has one shot at redemption
• Women of MK will not be forgotten
• Tourism sector for nation building
• Trump, the lawless president
• President does not have unfettered power to appoint NPA head
• Conflating issues on Palestine
• Shenge, one of SA’S protagonis­ts
• Valuation of properties by owners not feasible
• Q The Music to finally crack it
• Reds set the pace as City fumble and Gunners fire
• Major facelift for golfing estate
• Lewis slips and slides to Spa pole
• Laver, Mcenroe fancy Anderson’s US Open chances
• No shame in getting a dusting by Beauden & Co
• Caster and Luvo on course for Diamondtro­phy
• Rangers stun Rafters to make hockey final
• SHARKS EASILY GORE BULLS
• WP top Currie Cup log with whitewash over Cheetahs
• A game of minutes for ex-chiefs duo
• Groenewald holds his nerve to beat play-off rivals with fine birdie
• First leg ‘job done’ for City
• Barrett a 4-try wizard for All Blacks
• Men need a shoulder to cry on
• SEXY SLANT ON FASHION AND FOOD
• I love letting my hair down
• Shisanyama Festival search heats up
• YOUR STARS
• Doyenne of SA film and drama a tough act to follow
• Ariana’s fourth album is her sweetest to date
• ‘Equaliser 2’ still equal to the task
• Balancing the scales of justice
• Pairing for the best fusion
• When you’re jonesing for a cup of joe
• A chilling but crucial read
• Yummy city flavours
• Severity of child abuse increasing
• Rape case awaits psych evaluation
• Geology student is best in SA
• Anasia’s funky haircut triumphs over hair troubles
• Key to empowering women is education
• Lean, mean and hankering for lamb chops and chutney
• India to improve sexual assault investigat­ions
• Doreen Premdev
• FROM CLASSROOMS TO IN FRONT OF CAMERAS
• ZAAKIR ALLY
• A step in the right direction for Aneurin
• KIRAN HARRICHARA­N & FELISHA FAY CHETTY
• Club starts off new season with 5km fun run
• How to heal without medication – just learn to say ‘Om’…
• Confrontin­g South Africa’s socio-political reality
• Zee Stars set to electrify audiences
• End of era soon for iconic block
• Briardene industrial premises offered
• Plenty of scope for letting once renovated
• Boutique hotel in prime holiday spot
• Making a stylish 2nd debut
• CAO marks 20 years of handling KZN’S tertiary applicatio­ns
• Hard at work painti
• MILITARY WARPLANES TOP ON CRAFT COLLECTORS’ LISTS
• Reality bytes as cryptocurr­ency speculator­s feel the pinch
• Corporate guru finds her true home in hospitalit­y industry
• Sibeko tackles youth’s IT skills needs

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