Sunday Tribune - 2022-04-24

• Hospital staff slam lack of water
• KZN government allays fears of looting
• City ‘working day and night’ to fix flood damage
• Science wonder woman mourned
• It wasn’t natural! She had a broken neck
• Meyiwa suspects plead not guilty
• Family of fallen police diver want details of her death
• Community heroes to the rescue
• ‘Saving lives is a calling’
• Shack dwellers build on unstable ground
• SANDF staff surprised by extent of destructio­n caused by floods
• University in spat over firing
• Cementing ties with Mauritius
• ANCYL Task Team slams Moerane Commission
• Optimism ahead as businesses rebuild
• Durban ready for Africa’s Travel Indaba
• Top military post in India for decorated ex-durban officer
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• 2 properties that can be put to multiple uses
• Plea to stop land invasions
• Local Muslims to perform Hajj
• Interfaith iftaar to build bridges
• Fraud accused arrested, in dock
• SA national nabbed over drug smuggling
• It’s negative energy, not witchcraft
• US, India top list for digital shopping
• Many benefits to life rights
• Hassle-free retirement on pristine KZN coast
• Comfort and care at Amber Glades
• Thailand scraps Covid testing mandate to lure more tourists
• New developmen­ts proving popular
• Popular art festival is back
• Four-goal Jesus stretches Man City lead
• WIMBLEDON BAN ON RUSSIANS, BELARUSIAN­S A BAD MOVE
• ASA boss’s plan nipped in the Budd
• Theatre of Dreams will be Ten Hag’s baptism of fire
• Bucs must roar against Simba to regain respect
• Stellies do the double over Chiefs
• Sharks stay in play-off zone after Leinster scare
• No rise and shine for Downs as sun sets on CAF hopes
• Young gun stuns Munyai, Adams at nationals
• SA’S ticking climate change bomb
• Build back for the future with an inclusive vision
• Apartheid settlement patterns persist with segregatio­n
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• Picking a fight with ‘Silicon Valley’s content moderation machine’
• With no signs of a true transition Chadians pin their hopes on talks
• Ethiopians queue to volunteer for Russia’s fight in Ukraine
• Natural artist uses tea and coffee to make colour paints
• Foreign truck drivers’ can clatters down the road
• The team that’s needed to remove our country from its energy woes
• The value of human capital: Three common HR challenges for small businesses
• Google finally takes Africa’s potential seriously
• Boring Zoom meetings get a little more fun with gestures
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• Black Coffee winning the world, losing at home
• The SA advertisin­g industry’s watershed moment
• Happy feet! Get your tootsies in shape this winter
• How a humidifier can help you survive the changing seasons
• Chairs, the most ignored style statement in home furnishing
• Wardrobe challenges met in style for plus-size women
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• The safest countries for women to d iscover solo
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• Looking for a weekend away? Consider KZN’S Elephant Coast
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