Daily Dispatch - 2018-09-04

• PISTORIUS’S BALLISTIC EXPERT TESTIFIES IN EL
• Turnbull on bail despite arrest warrant
• Temporary relief in rate of fuel price hike this month
• DON’T QUIT, CALL
• NO STRINGS ATTACHED
• FLOUTING THE LAW
• JOBS TOP PRIORITY
• Elderly beekeepers enjoy sweet reward
• Good EC rains to bring drought relief
• New film explores Tutu’s role in the TRC
• Soup kitchen to feed needy of Madonisi
• Get creative and learn at the Big Green Expo
• Motsoaledi: listeria threat is finally over
• Call to appreciate E Cape history
• Zuma convinced there are no fingers pointing at him
• SA tops global list for unemployme­nt figures
• BCM shows progress in managing household waste
• Traders and taxi drivers battle in rain
• Fire devastates Brazil museum
• Outcry as Reuters journos jailed
• May’s overtures in Africa makes great sense
• Land reform lessons from ancient Rome
• Stop the rot and honour Madiba’s legacy of integrity
• Top firm probes its work for SARS
• Two-year wait for Sun dividends
• When are you allowed to search your employees?
• Motor industry disagrees on future policy agreement
• Brewers view pot of gold in cannabis
• Naima planning a big comeback
• Black Coffee learned lesson from ‘slip-up’
• Close finishes proves Masterful runs
• U13 boys shine in astro action
• There’s no stopping Tara
• Merrifield boys hold their nerve to shine brightly at tournament
• Kev can’t outwit his moving foe
• Vettel blows it, but feels he is still in with a shout
• Kings need to up their game
• Central retain bragging rights
• Virat end of his tether over losses
• All Blacks will not take Pumas lightly
• Serena forced to sweat it against Kanepi
• Bax brings in son for Bafana dugout
• Fuzile joins the Nathan stable
• Kolbe to be Boks’ new wing wonder

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