Daily Dispatch - 2018-11-28

• VANDALS CONTINUE TO BURN, DESTROY
• SPCA staff, animals escape protests
• Stalled BCM sewer project revived
• Drought eats into Malawi
• CHIEFS AND PIRATES PREPARE THEIR HOME AMBUSHES
• LONG ARM OF LAW CATCHES UP WITH ‘APLA COMMANDER’
• Lottery clears air over row
• Ndlambe ordered to pay up R13m
• BCM trio at ‘blue economy’ conference
• NMU lauds contributi­on of alumna Amanda Black
• Unpacking the rich history of EL racing
• ANC was in trouble in my last five years as SG, says Mantashe
• Civil servants rack up R1m in traffic fines
• SA, Zim students in war of words at UFH
• NU3 clinic ‘overwhelme­d’ with large patient volumes
• Bursary applicants inundate NSFAS
• Ukraine declares martial law
• Probe into ‘altered embryos’
• Korea TV chief quits over child’s abuse of driver
• Parasitic elite sow municipal discord for profit
• Malema narrative taps into pain of masses
• Don’t get caught
• Acsa irregular spend in wake of Cyril donation
• SA tobacco rules too strict – industry
• UK negotiates with SA Customs Union
• Jason stars in the deep
• ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ dominates
• Rise of the titans after humble starts
• Bottas did his bit for A-team
• Waiting game as Crusaders coach keeps eye on Hansen’s decision
• Sundowns to make meal of Vegetarian­s
• Games are ready for a blast-off
• De Kock runners ready for Cup glory
• Stars hunt for glory
• Playoffs still in reach for SA
• Benetton to face Kings without the cavalry
• De Beer: Border are battle-ready
• Ndulani looks to the legal route in fight row
• Bucs out to repeat their 1995 success
• Chippa , Maritzburg draw
• RED TIDE SET TO RISE
• CLASS OF HIS OWN

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