The Witness - 2024-05-15

• President to sign NHI into law today
• Africa’s Travel Indaba to unlock the tourism potential of KZN
• SWISS CRÈCHE LETS ROBOT DO THE TALKING
• South Africans living abroad gear up for special vote
• Inquest into deaths of Luthuli, Mxenge and Mantyi to be reopened, says Lamola
• Court to hear Zulu royal family dispute
• MSUNDUZI ANC MEMBER RESIGNS TO JOIN MK PARTY
• POPCRU CALLS FOR HEAD OF POLICE TRAINING COLLEGES TO RESIGN
• New lease of life for retired racehorses at Ashburton
• ‘Dead’ gogo alive again
• MSUNDUZI COUNCILLOR­S SUPPORT BID TO EXTEND COMRADES MARATHON SPONSORSHI­P FOR THREE MORE YEARS
• Sanral warns motorists of delays due to closure of N3
• ALLEGED RAPIST DENIED BAIL
• BUMPER CARS IN THE PARK ANTICIPATE­D
• VEHICLES SEIZED FROM MOUNTAIN RISE POLICE STATION RETURNED
• Jobs and skills crisis
• Breaching the most guarded border
• What the world can learn from the Buddhist concept of loving-kindness
• Stories of kindness may counteract the negative effects of looking at bad news — new research
• Helping others a path to greater wellbeing
• Innovation can spur job creation
• IS YOUR WORKSTATIO­N WORKING AGAINST YOU?
• IT’S IN YOUR STARS
• ‘No one else can do this’ — Tyson
• BANGLADESH PICK INJURED TASKIN FOR T20 WORLD CUP
• Phone alert surprises Paris citizens ahead of Olympics
• EUROPEAN RIGHTS COURT TO MAKE FINAL DECISION ON SEMENYA
• The goodbyes begin
• Did Argüero come back to bite his own team?
• Mixed feelings for retiring Pienaar
• WILLIAMS EYES SUCCESS WITH BOTH CLUB AND COUNTRY
• POCHETTINO SEES POSITIVE FUTURE FOR IMPROVING BLUES

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