Sunday Tribune - 2022-09-25

• Heartbreak on highway of death
• Councils battle to keep the lights on
• Minister, firms to appeal judgment
• Screws are tightened on consumers
• Driving stolen car earns man eight years in jail
• SA has little to be cheerful about, gauge shows
• Illegal dwellers evicted after 30 years
• Much-awaited mall opening soon will boost economy
• Calls for a black-owned bank gain traction
• Informal traders struggle to keep up
• ON THIS DAY
• Plan to reduce the number of trucks on highway
• PHD graduate, 65, doesn’t want to retire
• Three-storey property, Luxury lodgings at heart of 2 offers with loads of space
• Prayers for missing man
• ‘The most rewarding experience’
• True-crime book probes gangs
• Oxford glory for student
• Child martyr honoured
• Nine magical days and nights
• 4 ways to do your bit for the planet
• Going green is the way to go
• Renovating with a view to saving the planet
• ‘Murali’ backs India’s spinners in OZ
• Southgate running out of time to arrest England slide
• Roger and out for Federer
• Bavuma’s warriors seek ‘Madiba’s Magic’ for Ind ian tour
• Over the moon Broos praises two-goal hero Zwane
• Sad reality of the Soweto Marathon
• Irish centre Chris Farrell steps back from Munster amid French court case
• Title glory eludes gutsy Boks
• Boks party poopers against ambitious Pumas
• Zwane shines as Bafana dim Leone Stars
• Steyn the hero as Bulls survive second-half onslaught
• Women’s Wellness
• A CHAIRMAN’S STORY Celebratin­g 25 years of service excellence
• Jackpersad & Partners Inc strives for the best med ical care through strategic partnershi­ps
• Helping students transition into the world of work
• When colleagues turn into family
• Jackpersad & Partners Inc enables employees to dream big – and live it
• Up-skilling and encouragin­g staff to pursue their best
• Combining nuclear medicine radiograph­y with empathy and compassion
• Breaking limitation­s and climbing up the ladder
• Building careers and equipping profession­als for growth
• First Technology congratula­tes JPI on 25 years of radiology excellence
• WORKING CLASS LODESTAR NOW A SHADOW OF ITSELF
• Concourt ruling advances quest for political transparen­cy
• Ramaphosa poised to unleash a ‘totalitari­an night’
• Commitment needed to fight modern-day slavery
• US is ‘very much’ part of the devastatin­g war in Ukraine
• Government’s appeal of court judgment questioned
• Tourism boom for continent
• AU needs to up its game in Ethiopia’s mediation process
• FSCA under fire for dragging its feet on unclaimed assets
• Three practical ways to combat stress and prevent burnout
• Fortune earned his boots with hard work, why can’t Eskom up its game?
• How media industry can fight global tech sector’s attack
• Webb telescope opening a world of possibilit­ies
• Teen claims responsibi­lity for both the Uber hack and GTA 6 leak
• How to find your Zen and shut out the noise
• Preyé’s debut EP ‘Don’t Look Down!’ is music to the ears of R&B fans
• ‘Sunday Scaries’ are a vicious cycle of sleep loss and stress
• Phumeza and Shota Mdabe on why people should tune in to their wedding special series
• The growing interest in organic wines
• Avocados, the super food that also plays a role in maternal nutrition
• 5 hacks to ace the glossy make-up trend
• Fabulous tips to help fight fatigue
• ‘Redemption’ cast brought their A-game to the SA launch
• ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ is a visual delight that will thrill or annoy you
• Diego Luna brought his ‘Star Wars’ character back to life in ‘Andor’
• How to have an authentic travel experience in SA
• Air Belgium launches Cape Town and Joburg routes
• Going with the flow on an impulsive trip to Thailand
• SUNDAY CHALLENGE

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