Post - 2020-11-18

• He is not a racist, says Roy Moodley but …
• Family told to go back to India
• Alert driver is key witness in murder trial
• Focus fuels racer to achieve circuit victory
• Tongaat doctor leads trial for vaccine
• Young spinner dreams big
• Diwali greetings from the White House
• Pillay to drive economic developmen­t
• Angola offered little hope to Indian workers
• Defeating a legal tsunami
• Women honoured for raising a nation
• Legacy project to provide food security and job creation
• 1860 site in Verulam approved
• Father identifies son’s alleged killers
• Statistics show hijackings rise 20%
• Family’s hijack terror
• Missing father found dead
• 25th anniversar­y of murdered Struggle activist
• Tenant locked out of flat, sleeps in cemetery
• A living monument will best reflect Durban’s cultural diversity
• Much ado about everything
• Wrongful arrest a cause for concern
• US election has divided, not united
• Assault on the media undermines trust and democracy
• BEE is past its sell-by date
• Hindu youth need rational answers
• POST’s 1860 coverage serves as a source of inspiratio­n
• ‘We consider ourselves a limited edition’
• Give Covid and diabetes ‘equal priority’
• Your Stars
• ‘The next health pandemic’
• Unpacking diabetes and Covid-19
• Diabetic-friendly recipes
• Zucchini, Oatmeal And Chickpea Fritters With Grilled Chicken, Tomato, Feta And Mint Salsa
• Lentil, Pea And Sweet Potato Curry
• Veggie Burger
• Christophe­r Robin stakes Cup claim
• Undertaker celebrates 30 years in WWE
• Plenty of catch coast-to-coast
• Injury woes still haunt Liverpool
• Sharks-Stormers game called off due to Covid-19 outbreak
• Call for EPL to rethink the limit on subs

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