The Sunday Independent - 2022-05-22

• Foreign funders implicated in eSwatini ‘revolution’
• CR ‘kicks’ Mbaks out of meeting
• Patel ‘conflicted’ over R50m Solidarity Fund donation
• Opposition parties gear up to take Gordhan on in SAA deal
• STAY INDOORS
• Ex-soccer star runs a mean shisanyama in Soweto
• Nakhane to rock Joburg after lockdown blues in London
• Mothers deal with the tragic loss of their children
• Joburg, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni sign clean air declaratio­n
• ANC may dump cadre system
• ESwatini: hope of dialogue assuages turbulence
• Apathy, intoleranc­e silences LGBTQIA+ abuse victims
• The book fair with a difference roars back
• Mthethwa’s giant flag does not stand for liberation
• SA Flag saga: lessons on our state of democracy
• Illustrati­ng apartheid and the 20th century history of SA
• Calling a spade a spade: med ia language use on racism
• Stellenbos­ch University: Let’s climb together
• Transforma­tive justice betrays the powerless
• Modern-day media is biased and partisan
• Vanity R22-m flag project exposes hubris of the ANC
• NATHI MTHETHWA
• Africa must sever ties with colonialis­t France
• An Israeli sniper deliberate­ly shot and killed Shireen Abu Akleh to silence her voice
• Gecolonisi­ng its heritage
• Jake: Bulls need offloads to stick to win the URC
• INJURY TIME
• Birds clip their own wings against Chiefs
• Inspired second half sees Lions slay Dragons
• Baroka go down, Chippa and Galaxy survive
• Ncikazi: We disappoint­ed millions of South Africans
• Will Gerrard spoil City’s party?
• Zondo’s political posturing is ‘a great disservice to the judiciary’
• Policy conference ‘should be characteri­sed by self-introspect­ion’
• Global silence enables Israeli impunity against Palestinia­ns
• Afghanista­n
• Nato expansion, demonising Russia trigger for conflict
• Intellectu­al young minds key to a nation’s developmen­t
• Celebratin­g Africa Day is worth it
• For Steel Master Plan to work all parties ‘must come to the table’
• Employment Tax Incentive and what it means for SA small businesses
• Wheat crisis: Can weather become the Hand of God?
• In search of a better future of work for Uber drivers
• How to spot an online scammer and scam quickly
• WILL TWITTER BECOME THE NEW HOTBED FOR ONLINE PORN?
• IPHONE CHARGER MAY SOON BE SAME AS OTHER PHONES
• LEAVING WHATSAPP GROUPS SILENTLY IN FUTURE PLANS
• DISNEY+ SURVIVES SMALL GLITCH AFTER LONG-AWAITED LAUNCH IN SA
• GOOGLE FACES LEGAL ACTION OVER USING HEALTHCARE DATA WITHOUT CONSENT
• The impact of ‘Jacob’s Cross’ on TV in Africa, 15 years on
• Red carpet fashion in South Africa and West Africa
• Inside SA design’s striking new design exhibition
• Gen Z’s revolt against minimalism grounded in Victorian excess
• Teens flock to photo-sharing apps – but are they safe?
• The art of balancing family and hard work
• ‘Abbott Elementary’ could make Quinta Brunson a household name
• The rise and rise of Harry Styles: how did the former boyband member become the biggest name in pop?
• Top Gun: Maverick
• Last Last by Burna Boy
• Africa in Fashion: Luxury, Craft and Textile Heritage
• Wanda Vision
• No one gets away with murder in ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’
• Thrilling local drama
• Spend the night in the trees, under the stars
• Top trends in tourism sector unpacked at the Hotel & Hospitalit­y Show
• South Africa ranked among top 10 wedding spots in the world
• Karen Blixen Museum showcases rich heritage
• CRYPTIC 320
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE PUZZLE
• SUNDAY CHALLENGE
• QUICK FIX PUZZLE
• BRIDGE PUZZLE

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