Sunday Tribune - 2023-02-19

• Tiktok motor vehicle theft challenge ‘may become inevitable in country’
• More lies emerge on Phala Phala
• Tembe family say claims of ‘role’ in AKA’S death baseless
• Tebello Motsoane was a trailblaze­r
• Ocean pioneer’s epic 93-day solo journey at sea
• Post Office workers fear for future as lay-offs loom
• South Africans not prepared to pay more income tax
• Large-scale retrenchme­nt despite Ramaphosa’s promises
• Opening her heart, home to the needy
• Heavy rains in KZN prove costly – and deadly
• SANDF chief leads official Richards Bay programme
• A-G audit flags finance irregulari­ties by metros
• Tongaat man recalls nothing of his disappeara­nce in India
• Accept me, begs foreigner
• Crime stats point to bleak future, say KZN parties
• Cross-border crime fighter slain
• Soccer star Atsu found dead after earthquake­s
• ON THIS DAY FEBRUARY 19
• Heroes’ welcome home for SA quake rescue workers
• Call to punish drug dealers
• Durban’s favourite aunt says goodbye
• Pastor pens ‘journey’
• League boost for women cricketers
• Make the most of an auspicious day JOURNEY
• Accused marries on day of murder
• Building’s an office but feels like a home
• 1 property, many options
• Joint ownership: what to consider
• Homebuyers finding ways to secure deposit
• Build up to big clash at the Calabash continues
• Next Gen mantra: Who dares wins
• Newlands Stadium’s future a step closer to finality
• SA20 reignites passion for cricket
• Top teams go head-to-head at the Dstv Premiershi­p
• British billionair­e joins race to buy Man United
• Boks line up for massive year
• High five for the Stormers
• Downs warm-up for Al Ahly double-header with win
• Sharks feed on Lions
• Broken system spawns anarchy
• Instabilit­y imperils Ramaphosa’s R2 trillion investment target
• Bag of tricks to avert ANC’S political obliterati­on
• Spin and lies fuel bloody ‘war of attrition’ in Ukraine
• Sanctions on Syria impede humanitari­an outreach
• Music stars absent from Nigeria’s election campaign
• SA has emerged as a favoured destinatio­n for political exiles
• Africa’s determined shift away from Paris to Moscow
• Minister faces tough Budget as fiscus teeters on edge of collapse
• How SMES on a budget can apply effective market research
• Skills crisis: SA youth in battle to win the game of life
• Microsoft is back in the game, thanks to CHATGPT and Openai
• Airtag stalking victims unconvince­d by Apple fixes
• AI is one of biggest risks to civilisati­on, warns Elon
• Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams and the loss of fashion magic
• Don’t ask about someone else’s pregnancy – even if it’s Rihanna
• Trends that will rule the future of the food delivery industry
• The 5 best brain foods to eat after a night of little sleep
• What makes Irish whiskey the real deal?
• What does your footwear say about your attitude?
• Jimmy Nevis reflects on things we don’t talk about...
• A fun, albeit imperfect, Marvel movie with Phase 1 feeling
• Octavia Spencer joins forces with Gabrielle Union in ‘Truth Be Told’
• 4 African honeymoon spots that tick all the boxes...
• Some alternativ­e capitals people are most keen to visit
• Gen Z travel trends to look out for
• Hofmeyr takes concert expulsion fight to MSC Cruises
• SUNDAY CHALLENGE

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