Sunday Tribune - 2020-05-24

• Outcry at infected official’s braai
• 2 farmers score big with R310 000 Nguni bull buy
• David versus Goliath in ticket battle
• CYCLIST COUNTS HIS BLESSINGS
• SPECIAL SERIES STARTS TODAY
• DESPERATE TO RETURN HOME
• KZN schools set to reopen
• Department ‘ready’ but unions are apprehensi­ve
• Top cop fingered in murder plot
• Cop guilty of beating up driver
• Wild life industry on its knees
• Act of ubuntu to fight poverty
• Economists warn of tough times
• Former chief defends security laws
• Woman successful­ly harvests water from air
• Leaders say virus ‘defeated’, encourage rejoicing in the streets
• Muslims celebrate Eid in the shadow of Covid-19
• Trump mulls first nuclear test since 1992
• Health services in sharp focus
• It boils down to what parents want for children
• Cleaner air created ‘vacuum’ for cyclone
• An experience to remember for Muslims
• Family home in desirable Durban North for sale
• Umhlanga Rocks mansion on offer
• Elites hold on to power at the expense of their citizens
• Lebanon: a country facing an unpreceden­ted food shortage crisis
• Sasol slides almost 10% in its earnings forecast
• Diamond industry set to lose its sparkle
• Eskom to focus on cost-saving initiative­s
• Humans’ top bots in bond trading test
• 5 ways to keep marketing smart, change with the times
• THE MPI HAS COME OF AGE, SHOULD SHAPE THE NEW DAWN
• India prepares to welcome back nationals
• Research on SA Indians in Australia
• Mantras for everyday life
• Women face up to task of making good masks
• Simphiwe’s songs of love, unity and spirituali­ty
• HOW TO TIE-DYE SOCKS
• CRYPTIC 320
• SUNDAY CHALLENGE
• Five top clashes in Paris

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