The Star Early Edition - 2017-03-24

• Sanral wins e-toll fight
• MUSICAL TRIBUTE
• Lungisa defies Mantashe, fights on
• ONTLAMETSE CHARMS ZUMA
• BAFANA FOCUSED ON THEIR JOB
• Mayor launches new traffic hotline for quick responses to chronic congestion
• Crack team to tackle taxi gang rapes
• CCTV watches Rhodes Park
• Bail applicatio­n postponed again
• Illness stalls ‘Monster’ trial
• Natural smell best between the sheets
• New eco-friendly range for fashionist­as
• City spends R189m on 28 new fire engines
• New bosses of Joburg municipal entities have a challengin­g task
• New focus on Braamfonte­in
• Meter readings made easy
• Zille to face DA federal commission over tweets
• Health claims: Call for action as lawyers are accused of collusion
• Lone London attacker not on police radar
• Need for aid grows as DRC violence continues
• Nine Brazilian ministers listed in corruption investigat­ion
• Abe denies school head’s graft claim
• US in immigratio­n visa clampdown
• KNP taking back the night from poachers
• Acid attack: British woman is jailed for life
• Solomon Mahlangu matters
• Race hurdle is one that isn’t easy to jump
• DA decision is dismaying
• Take charge of TB
• Dog brings self-doubt to heel
• Humour was Joe Mafela’s forte
• Zille has exposed DA for what it really is
• DON’T GET BETWEEN A MAN AND HIS BARBER
• Sea Harvest shares rise after listing
• Produce markets raided in probe
• Building industry confidence on the rise
• Illegal Amcu strike hits Harmony shares
• Brazil in overdrive to minimise fallout over export irregulari­ties
• Sekunjalo joins lawsuit against TMG
• Rand extends data-driven gains
• Bitcoin clearly has some growing up to do
• Trump’s team in need of real grunt to make big deals
• Unintended consequenc­es
• Scientists use graphene to power ‘electronic skin’
• Worldwide growth still on Metair’s radar
• Fast-food group has reason to crow
• Workforce has trained nearly 15 000 and helped more than 3 000
• City of Joburg plans to attract new investment
• Power purchase agreement on track
• Walvis Bay aims to become hub for SADC import/export
• Landholdin­gs Bill not well thought through – AgriSA
• CTF takes Eskom to court
• Investors step back before key US vote
• World may soon be starved by dearth of chicken meat
• Gap between China and global asset bosses
• China regulates private share sales
• Banks are scaling back on staff
• Reinforce core values of social work
• Ndileka Mandela, please don’t turn your back on the ANC
• EN PASSANT
• Encouragin­g to see land reform put into action
• Respect our water resources
• Bank accounts need miracles, too
• CHEETAHS v SHARKS
• Bulls look to buck the trend
• SAs 100m final could be ‘one of best in world’
• Du Preez’s men ‘revved up for a cracker’ in Bloem
• Senatla gets his chance to dazzle
• Forced to beg for survival
• Top of the pops Titans smash woeful Cobras
• Binder gives us someone to root for
• Thabo proves he belongs
• Davids to take charge as De Sa picks family over club
• It’s all set up for an enthrallin­g conclusion
• Rossi, Marquez might be top guns but Maverick will be goosing them
• Lions not pulling any punches in battle royale with Kings
• Philander threat for Kiwis in Hamilton
• Rangers reboot has the power to entertain

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