The Witness - 2024-04-17

• Brazen robbers ‘tied us up and ate our meat’
• R5,5 BILLION NEEDED TO REPLACE CITY’S AGEING WATER INFRASTRUC­TURE
• ZUMA TAKES FULL CONTROL OF MK PARTY
• ‘KZN residents are behind ANC’ — Mtolo
• Art in the Park offers a platform for people living with disabiliti­es
• MKHWEBANE ‘DISHEARTEN­ED’ OVER GRATUITY SAGA
• COURT TO ISSUE JUDGMENT IN ZUMA, DOWNER MATTER
• Ezemvelo forced to start rhino dehorning
• UIF programme helps to upskill aspiring farmers in Msunduzi
• DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUILDING ‘LIKE A BOMB WAITING TO EXPLODE’
• HUNT FOR KILLERS LAUNCHED AFTER TRIPLE MURDER IN INANDA
• Policymake­rs pay little attention to public comment
• OURVIEW POINT SERIOUS PROBLEM IN THE SA PS
• Another unnecessar­y death
• The power of needlework: how embroidery is helping South African women tell unspeakabl­e stories
• VIRGINIA WOOLF WOULD HAVE LOVED ‘THE GREAT BRITISH SEWING BEE’ – AS THREE OF HER NOVELS PROVE
• Building hope with play
• Leadership, resilience are behind the success of one rural school
• Screen time doesn’t have to be sedentary: Ways it can get children moving
• ‘Watch the ball!’: Why some sideline remarks are less helpful than you think
• IT’S IN YOUR STARS
• All set for F1 race in China
• Impact player rule contribute­s to massive IPL run spree
• Bulls focus on URC after falling out of Challenge Cup
• ‘I won’t accept it’
• THE REDS AND GUNNERS JUST HAVE TO WIN THIS TITLE ON THE FIELD
• Under-fire Haaland out to hush critics
• RUGBY CHAMPS KICK-OFF TIMES CONFIRMED: BOKS GET AFTERNOON GAME IN BRISBANE
• STRUGGLING TUSKERS FACE RELEGATION
• STELLIES ENJOYING A SUPERB SEASON
• PLUMTREE DELIGHTED WITH MASUKU’S FORM

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