The Witness - 2024-04-19

• ATHLETICS STARS ALIGN TO BOOST CITY
• Dozens arrested; vehicles impounded as joint operation kicks-off
• UK ISSUES TERRORISM ALERT FOR SOUTH AFRICA
• Daggers out for Umvoti Mayor Mavundla
• Supporting civil society is critical, says Rise Mzansi
• Private prosecutio­n against Downer, Maughan ‘very much alive’ — Jacob Zuma Foundation
• Teachers sit unemployed despite there being more than 31 000 vacant posts
• First for Africa: Cognitive training centre opens in Pietermari­tzburg
• Cycling dream comes true for boy battling illness
• Robbers stab pupil outside school
• FOUR MEN TO STAND TRIAL FOR KIDNAP AND MURDER OF UNIVERSITY LECTURER
• MURDER TRIAL AGAINST FORMER ANC COUNCILLOR NGIBA POSTPONED AGAIN
• Thembinkos­i “Guerrilla” Zondi
• THE ZUMA CANDIDACY
• Shortage of principals in KZN
• The tea seller’s son
• MODI THE FAVOURITE AS INDIA READIES FOR ELECTION MARATHON
• INDIA’S COLOSSAL GENERAL ELECTION: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
• UBER LAUNCHES TEEN ACCOUNTS IN SA TO HELP PARENTS
• Solving science’s mysteries
• Cellphone plant embraces women’s empowermen­t in South Africa
• Meta ‘supreme court’ takes on cases of deepfake porn on site
• How to check your IP address and why it is important
• IT’S IN YOUR STARS
• ‘We will get closer’
• FISH PREPARE FOR PRE-WINTER FEED-UP
• SA SPORT AWARDS NOMINEES ANNOUNCED
• ‘We must use Bayern pain to fuel title bid’
• REAL MADRID LYNCHPIN RUDIGER DECISIVE AGAINST MANCHESTER CITY
• DOLPHINS OUT TO SOLIDIFY SPOT IN LAST 4

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