The Herald (South Africa) - 2022-05-24

• Officials, owner respond to PwC findings
• Why mayor wants Qaba suspended
• Ex-mayoral spokespers­on beaten in hijack horror
• Man jailed for life for raping stepdaught­er
• Greenville Primary probes storeroom fire
• Girl, 10, testifies against alleged attacker
• Africa facing waste nightmare
• Summit aims to equip and inspire leaders for the future
• R1bn a contingenc­y fund for when provincial disaster funds run out, Gungubele says
• 10th anniversar­y Global Citizen Festival to be held in New York and Ghana
• Mazwai, Faku headline jazz event in Bay
• Jikeleza driver to spend 14 years behind bars for rape and sexual assault
• Medical schemes regulator looking into critic’s conduct
• Australian prime minister Albanese sworn in
• Ukraine reveals 87 killed in strike on barracks last week
• US willing to use force to defend Taiwan — Biden
• How securities can help you realise your financial goals
• Virtual economy bodes well for Africa’s GDP
• Crypto crowd dominates Davos’s main street
• Tsogo Sun set for better results
• Responsibl­e environmen­tal stewardshi­p matters
• Here’s the real problem with the proposed R22m flag
• Urgent need for security at cemeteries
• Mother-tongue teaching a dire necessity
• Wanted — a party to serve SA’s people
• High on Hollywood, to our own detriment
• Hamilton feels he can fight for wins again
• Top entry for G1 Daily News
• Exciting weekend of Premier League hockey
• Tense Grey and Pearson hockey clash ends in stalemate
• Priory teams off to spirited start
• Woodridge, Union High renew rivalry with keen contests
• Ithembelih­le maintain fine run
• Lentjies looks back on first gig as PSL coach
• Powell bemoans ‘worst tournament performanc­e’ by Blitzboks in Toulouse
• Parry knocks out reigning champ to delight Paris crowd

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