The Witness - 2024-05-02

• Lifeline for Post Office employees
• Children’s book on Gandhi launched at iconic railway station in PMB
• KZN GUNMAN CAUGHT MINUTES AFTER SHOOTING TAXI BOSS IN PRETORIA
• KAUNDA IS OBLIVIOUS, SAY OPPOSITION PARTIES
• ‘FAKE NEWS’ ABOUT SPECIAL VOTE DEBUNKED BY IEC
• CELE CONFIDENT OF SAFE ELECTIONS
• 9 000 to benefit from water project
• Good Samaritan builds home for gogo
• Man faces heavy penalties for illegal dumping
• Zimbabwe gold
• G7 to phase out coal-fired power plants by mid-2030s
• Iconic French painting ‘Liberty’ to make a comeback in true colours
• Ukraine unveils AI-generated govt official
• No more dirty diesel for Paris Olympic sites
• UN-BACKED COURT ISSUES WARRANT FOR CENTRAL AFRICAN EX-LEADER
• INDIA’S ONLINE STARS STILL STRUGGLE YEARS AFTER TIKTOK BAN
• The challenges continue
• Unstable poll prediction­s
• INTELLIGEN­CE REPORTS
• The musical tribute
• Beyoncé and Parton’s versions of ‘Jolene’
• Taylor Swift and the art of melodrama
• Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ and a segregated industry
• Art, a defender of human rights
• Music and laughter on Mother’s Day
• West Africa leads the way
• Up the hill we go Petrolhead­s gear up for the 2024 Simola Hillclimb
• Seven countries down, one to go for Nissan Daring Africa
• Taking a look at fuel pricing in South Africa
• Ageless Kroos shows his class
• BOWLS NOTES
• Emery allows Villa to dream in Europe again
• CHIEFS COACH JOHNSON HAILS ’DOWNS COUNTERPAR­T MOKWENA
• WALTER BACKS WC SELECTION

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