Sunday Tribune - 2022-09-11

• Reed Dance quandary
• Was QE II a media-savvy monarch?
• Eskom’s township power clampdown sends SA back to the dark ages
• KZN ANCYL postpone Provincial Congress
• Cosatu warns ANC on failure of land restitutio­n
• Pianist hits the right notes
• Durban North author turns 100
• Glenwood High School welcomes new principal
• EX-KZN Treasury head jailed
• Unions call for sterner measures to address school violence
• Ethekwini municipal workers battle to survive
• CEO accused of corruption
• NYDA plays vital role despite challenges
• Parties to visit Denmark to study coalitions
• Hopes for stability amid woes
• Glowing with love, passion for the game of cricket
• UK mourns monarch
• ‘Empangeni water shortages will be over by December’
• Hand of God in Ndebele art
• Foodies find inspiratio­n in local herbs
• East Coast Radio bags accolades
• Domestic workers and moms square up in court
• ON THIS DAY SEPTEMBER 11
• Choice of 3 spaces for your business
• An opportunit­y to develop residentia­l units in Durban
• Sir Paul and Rolling Stones’ guitars set to sell for Ukraine relief
• Light pole kills businessma­n
• School takes Msunduzi to court for power, water cuts
• Sewgolum’s wife leaves ‘her own legacy’
• Guidance on a path in life SOUL JOURNEY
• Travel shifts benefit locals
• Drones used to fertilise crops in India
• Hope for tourism and hospitalit­y sectors
• How to cancel a lease agreement
• Homeowners, brace for another hike
• Ferreira gets rising African American star Tiafoe on track
• Boks prepared for ‘improved’ PUMASSOUTH
• Nontshinga will dominate, says Bungu
• ‘The Horse’ – a true ultra-marathon hero
• No fear as Alcaraz eyes childhood ‘dream’ in US Open final
• SA Rugby pushing for global calendar as equity deal, north move loom
• INJURY TIME
• Setback for new Shark Tshituka
• Ferrari’s Leclerc claims pole at Monza
• Chilli Boys turn up the heat on Amazulu
• CT City too hot for Congo’s Otôho
• Proteas’ batters battered
• Gallants can pile on the misery for lowly Chiefs
• Lepasa scuttles former side TS Galaxy
• BIKO’S LEGACY BETRAYED
• Downer, Maughan prosecutio­n a test for justice system
• Coalitions a ‘recipe for disaster, undermines will of the people’
• QUICK READ
• Queen Elizabeth II ‘forever tied to Britain’s past’
• Bolsonaro’s authoritar­ianism a threat to democracy
• Somalia on the verge of famine
• African strategy revised to strengthen systems
• To Mandela, the queen was simply ‘Elizabeth’
• Constructi­on industry making very slow recovery post Covid
• Celebratin­g SA’S women of substance at BPI awards
• Signs you’re ready to turn side hustle into SME
• The plan to build SA’S first Smart Township
• Five things SA must do to combat cybercrime
• Apple event recap: Check out all the products
• Kabelo Mabalane unpacks TKZEE legacy, lessons and blessings
• Illustrato­r Bill Masuku on how Comic Con Africa changed his life
• Essentials all men should have in their wardrobe
• Indulge in the season’s flavours with these food and wine pairings
• A cookbook to use if you’re on the DASH d iet
• Restorativ­e effects of CBD oil
• Artificial sweeteners may be linked to heart disease
• 5 memorable Queen Elizabeth fashion moments
• Sex Scenes: Intimacy co-ordinators ease d iscomfort on movie sets
• ‘Echoes’ is dark and twisted as identical twins engage in a deadly game of survival
• The trailer for Akin Omotoso’s ‘The Brave Ones’ has dropped
• Couple travel the world full time and here’s how
• Hidden hot spots from ‘Game of Thrones’
• Gifts from passengers that flight attendants welcome
• Africa’s hospitalit­y industry is set to soar
• SUNDAY CHALLENGE

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