Sunday Tribune - 2022-09-04

• Moves to oust Durban mayor on the cards
• Convicted ex-cop absconds from his sentencing hearing
• Ex-duban designer puts the fashion spotlight on Africa
• Peace mural aims to promote social cohesion
• Son ‘was stepfather’s sex slave’
• DA slams CR’S anti-graft council as superfluou­s
• Sub-standard facilities put teachers, pupils at risk
• Life in a community hall is hard for victims of April floods
• Authoritie­s to move deluge-affected people
• Low-cost Richards Bay air link router is on
• Families and friends mourn loss of loved ones in the Comrades Marathon
• Teenager arrested for murder of grandmothe­r, 92
• KZN Children’s Hospital Trust thrives
• App turns citizens into social media police
• Nasa’s toaster-size device can make oxygen on Mars
• Within reason- a contractor’s duty of care
• Lord Ganesha saved us: family
• Durban boy ready for champs
• Local organisati­ons provide aid to flood-hit Pakistan
• Gran’s photo album gives artist foundation
• Ritual for souls of ancestors SOUL JOURNEY
• Teen’s container plan recognised
• Pink diamond could fetch more than R360m at auction
• Four properties to tempt investors
• Tying the knot taking a back seat
• Time away has Proteas raring to go
• Where Williams and Kyrgios go, the party follows
• Mekgoe sets new mark for black women
• Pirates’ Hotto and Lorch in late fitness race
• Controvers­y marks Chelsea’s victory over the Hammers
• Connor chasing his dream in Cairo
• This (other) Mamabolo can run like the wind
• Fire and brimstone Boks may yet scoop the title
• Kolisi: Boks aim to be consistent­ly better
• Chiefs and Amazulu draw blank
• Chiefs charged for pitch invasion
• Verstappen snatches pole for Dutch GP
• INSIDER Time for ANC old guard to step aside
• Protecting corrupt politician­s at the expense of the poor
• SA struggle songs must move the nation forward
• QUICK READ
• Gorbachev, the last ‘Soviet Czar’
• Relevance of a non-proliferat­ion treaty put to the test
• Growing pains of maturing democracie­s in Africa
• Challenges facing the ruling MPLA 50 years on
• QUICK READ
• Outlook for commoditie­s: Three economists weigh in
• Greed continues to deafen and blind SA
• Is owning your own spaza shop in your future plans? Here’s a list of factors to consider before you get started
• The township economy needs an ecommerce boost
• Tech bridging the gap in financial literacy
• The problem behind all of Twitter’s other problems
• Faith Nketsi talks music, motherhood and a future with no regrets
• Why it’s important to think about social media use as a form of dissociati­on, rather than addiction
• How to handle the ex factor?
• Foods that help cool the body in the warmer seasons
• Parents need to be as savvy as kids when it comes to the digital world
• Nutrition deficienci­es and muscle loss may be interlinke­d
• Does collagen powder work? We put a few products to the test
• Say yes to ‘Nope,’ Jordan Peele’s alien-invasion western
• Anele Mdoda on the ‘skop, skiet and donder’ series ‘Lud ik’
• The mean girls vibe on ‘Selling The OC’ is toxic - but you can’t stop watching
• Universal+ streaming to launch in Africa
• Discover hidden gems when you take a ‘Sho’t Left’ to Gauteng
• Places on the KZN South Coast that celebrate local culture
• Visit Madrid’s top cultural sights without breaking the bank
• Kruger National Park climbs in popularity as destinatio­n for South African travellers
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE PUZZLE
• SUNDAY CHALLENGE

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