Sunday Tribune - 2024-04-21

• Taxi boss sues police for R100m
• Peace love tolerance road trip is changing lives one stitch at a time
• More trials, trauma for rape victim
• Pain inspires artist
• Helping young women to feel like a princess
• Ntuli vows to keep it authentic at jazz festival
• Families struggle to come to terms with loss of loved ones
• Another tough year ahead for KZN
• Businesses ruined by floods
• Gallery of KZN’S political oddballs
• Plans to clean up PMB drug hot spots
• Graduating against the odds
• Bridge over troubled waters
• No place for identity politics in SA
• Mavundla says KZN should be an independen­t state
• 3 prime properties in one on sale soon
• Homes for those who love the sea
• Ipid investigat­ing woman’s ‘brutal eviction’ by police
• Struggling KZN council forced to honour wage hike deal
• UJ’S lawyer accuses ex-worker of interferen­ce
• Rise Mzansi Gauteng premier hopeful makes bold promises
• ANC expels North West councillor accused of rape
• School excursions-linked deaths worry parents
• South Africa and region note increase in IVF cases
• Learners, teachers barred from school over rent arrears
• Concern over judiciary’s lack of resources from the state
• Black hair debate: our past, present and future
• Parents, teachers unhappy over merger of schools
• Observe Hanuman Jayanti and get spiritual benefits SOUL JOURNEY
• Change your diet and fight liver disease, say doctors
• Voting starts in India
• Local teacher conquers the world
• ‘I’m a simple Durban-born girl’
• BRICS must learn pretty fast that ‘to dare is to do’
• The role of health-tech innovation for SA firms
• Polls: Lack of voices of women concerning
• Parliament’s new rules offer a glimmer of hope
• Middle East tension bolsters SA reserves as gold prices rocket
• Tutu symbol of liberation, hope and peace unveiled
• Zuma’s status still a red herring for ruling party
• Palestinia­n Authority will ‘reconsider’ US relations
• Blast in Iraq amid Iran, Israel tension
• Ukraine, Russia trade strikes as US votes on aid package
• ‘Powerhouse­s’ prove bloc lacks political will
• US ‘to pull troops from Niger’
• Tunde Onakoya breaks record for longest chess marathon
• Nation pays homage to army chief killed in crash
• Election in Chad is just a box-ticking exercise
• Women’s leadership and pay: we should be ashamed
• S Africa solar power sector is booming but lacks localisati­on
• The maturing craft brewing in SA and commitment to excellence
• Affordable activities to enjoy with mom this Mother’s Day
• 5 tips on how to protect your digital identity and data
• Business expert reveals how companies can use hospitalit­y skills to gain a competitiv­e edge
• A look into the rise of indigenous foods
• The advantages of minimally invasive surgery available at day hospitals, from an expert
• Astro Zindagi
• Well-cast romantic drama that offers disturbing­ly honest look at relationsh­ips
• SA reacts as polygamy show teases viewers on arrival of long-awaited wife No 5
• ‘True Detective’ moves into dark and supernatur­al zone
• How young South Africans can excel in the boardroom
• Winning the war for skills
• Key recruitmen­t trends
• Racing operator 4Racing announces sweeping changes
• Klopp urges Liverpool to bounce back after disappoint­ing spell
• Sprint race reminds Hamilton how to lead
• Ten Hag: United fracture fixed
• Wada confirms 23 Chinese swimmers tested positive
• A very healing halfmarath­on
• Top performers to decide Challenge play-offs
• Hendrikse eager to end Lions journey on a high
• Ramovic can still have the last laugh ...
• 14-man Bulls suffer a huge blow against Munster
• Richardson’s dream comes true as he pips Van Niekerk
• Chiefs look for revival against Premiershi­p strugglers
• Spanish bragging rights go to Riveiro
• Sharks’ performanc­e puts a spring in Plumtree’s step
• Arrows and AM fail to make their derby count
• Misfiring Blues blow it as City stay on course for the double

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