The Witness - 2024-04-03

• Area’s water supply sabotaged
• Doctors camp outside Natalia building to protest against lack of jobs
• MK PARTY APPEALS IEC DECISION TO BAR ZUMA AS CANDIDATE
• Brace for 11-hour electricit­y outage
• Disconnect­ion drive
• Mapisa-Nqakula fails to block arrest for corruption allegation­s
• EVEN WORST ENEMIES ACKNOWLEDG­ED MADIKIZELA-MANDELA AFTER HER DEATH
• INCITEMENT CHARGES VS VISVIN REDDY
• Title deeds handed over
• Police who cover up GBV must be held accountabl­e, says MEC
• MAN HIJACKED WHILE PEEING ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
• CONCERN THAT OUTBREAK OF ‘PINK EYE’ DUE TO CONTAMINAT­ED WATER
• TWO PEOPLE SEEN MOVING DEAD BODY IN A WHEELBARRO­W
• Shame on you, ACDP!
• When judges aren’t
• Political terms
• VANDALISED­INFRASTRUC­TURE
• VACCINATED FOR COVID 217 TIMES, MANHASNO SIDE EFFECTS
• FRANTI CL AST PUSH CAME TO NOUGHT
• Covid-19 lowered life expectancy by 1,6 years worldwide: study shows
• IT’S IN YOUR STARS
• Pandya under fire
• Harry Gwala District Marathon proves a challenge for top runners
• CHANCE FOR RISING LOCAL STARS TO SHINE AT TENNIS EVENTS IN DURBAN
• ‘We must win all ties’
• OLD FOE BACK
• Regaining confidence
• Birds coach expects tough match as they host wounded Bucs tonight
• Four days of exciting action at Easter tournament in Northdale
• ALL BLACK GREAT WHITELOCK TO RETIRE AT END OF FRENCH CLUB SEASON, SAYS FEDERATION
• CALL FOR BETTER CONCUSSION CARE IN SOCCER

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