Daily Dispatch - 2019-03-19

• ANC WILL SMELL LIKE ROSES AGAIN, PROMISES SENZO
• No light yet at end of tunnel for Eskom
• ‘Most wanted’ suspect dies in hail of bullets
• LIVING THE DREAM, SPENDING TIME BEHIND THE WHEEL
• Load-shedding danger
• PLAYMAKERS IN RACE TO CLAIM SPOTS FOR LIBYA SHOWDOWN
• Coach Gibson rates Proteas
• Four get ANC nod
• Principal, teacher shot dead
• Call to revoke Gupta citizenshi­p
• WSU students set funding ultimatum
• Reeston torching trial delayed by load-shedding
• Delay in mayor crash probe
• Two shows to introduce new styles
• Selection of trainee officers ‘dodgy’
• Youth urged to help fight crime
• Train hell: shape up or ship out, Cyril warns
• Capitalism is the source of prosperity, says new party
• ‘Poachers must get 25 years’
• Outcry kills tender for accountant­s
• R50m ‘botched’ contract stalls digital migration
• New legal team wants to rework Momberg appeal
• Probe into Unisa claims of sexual harassment
• May prepares to up ante on Brexit deal
• Scammers seek to cash in on massacre
• Right and proper that Col Hare should ‘fall’ too
• Burdens that rest on shoulders of ‘eldership’
• Skewed justice for some
• Eskom’s endless crisis demands an urgent response
• Stock-theft costing billions
• Disciplina­ry action needs to happen as quickly as possible
• Automotive sector unfazed by fast changes
• ‘Bullied’ side tough it out
• WC cricket security in focus
• Swaraj shows mean streak
• Stormers up against Hurricanes with security top of mind
• Depleted Swallows thwarted
• Larsen feels Chippa can do it
• Baxter planning to outflank Libya
• Funeka sneers at his critics
• THE FED EXPRESS DERAILED
• RUGBY ON THE FRONTLINE
• CALL FOR DISCIPLINE

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