The Witness - 2024-05-01

• Landowner wants to demolish ‘illegal’ mansions before elections
• SA mourns death of boxing’s ‘Rose of Soweto’
• Intelligen­ce report behind MK Party expulsions
• IFP to intensify its election campaignin­g in Pietermari­tzburg
• EMOTIONS RUN HIGH AFTER HOMELESS MAN IS REUNITED WITH HIS DOG
• Alcohol outlets contributi­ng to crime, says police minister
• TRAVELLERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD COME TO KZN TO ADMIRE LOCAL BIRDLIFE
• Risk of winter viruses
• ETHEKWINI MAYOR PRAISES ANC DURING STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS
• Lessons from a former socialist country
• WORKERS’ DAY, BUT WHERE ARE THE JOBS?
• System not fair to workers
• City in crisis
• Can we train our taste buds for health? A neuroscien­tist explains how genes and diet shape taste
• Big food companies are funding health research in South Africa
• Say ‘no’ to non-sugar sweeteners, says WHO
• IT’S IN YOUR STARS
• A crash that changed Formula 1
• Charity boycotts Olympic torch relay over Coca-Cola
• FORMER ENGLAND CRICKETER PANESAR TO STAND FOR ELECTION
• ENGLISH PREMIERSHI­P HEADED FOR A NAIL-BITING FINALE
• LEWANDOWSK­I TREBLE FIRES BARCELONA TO VICTORY OVER 10-MAN VALENCIA
• TS GALAXY THREATEN LEGAL ACTION AGAINST SUNDOWNS COACH MOKWENA
• Sage, Soyizwapi keen to make a difference
• PSG ‘BUILT TO WIN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE’
• WOUNDED RAM, SUPERSPORT AIM TO BOUNCE BACK IN PMB
• LUCKNOW BEAT MUMBAI

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