The Star Early Edition - 2017-06-19

• Follow-home nightmare
• Father’s Day advert ruffles feathers
• REKINDLE UBUNTU IN AFRICA
• ASK GEORGIE!
• Dlamini Zuma chooses banquet over prayer service
• State capture committee still awaiting go-ahead
• Ngubane denies spat with Brown
• Job creation policies proposed
• ANCYL miffed with Mbalula
• SABC funding request finalised
• ‘Racist’ Uber driver ditches couple
• Murder accused Zinde’s mental state in spotlight again
• Video highlights women’s need for safe taxis
• Beyoncé gives birth to twins
• The call centre agent got it wrong – so now what?
• Poor customer care service
• Threat posed by ‘good’ US tourism to Cuba
• Millions flee civil war in South Sudan
• Israel metes out mass punishment after stabbing
• Popular support for EU soars, survey shows
• Maimane’s credibilit­y on the line
• An icon rising where Oom Paul’s cows grazed
• Boks and fans can be optimistic
• Breaking the traffic gridlock
• Leadership begins with each one of us
• Zille still supports ‘colonial project’
• South Africa, by any other name, would still need healing
• Transformi­ng young people into job creators
• Hung council proves a dud
• Azanians seek an apology, reform
• Dlamini Zuma will be president
• DA miscalcula­ted Zille debacle
• Gigaba enters fray over Mining Charter
• Mines, state on collision course
• GENTLE EU DEPARTURE FAVOURED
• NUM welcomes new Mining Charter
• JSE’s mining shares bloodbath
• RIDDLE OF THE CREDIT RATINGS
• What is the agenda of newly released charter?
• Importance of BIT agreement observatio­n
• Brait must have been worried on morning of Brexit shock
• Apple taking a bigger bite of television programmin­g
• Demand exceeds supply in rental market
• CPI forecast at 5.4 percent for May
• Mining charter move hits resources
• Wrangling in Brussels is kicking off today
• Goldman Sachs moving its staff to Frankfurt
• Qatari riyal trades below its dollar peg
• Bitcoin hits three-week low
• Crawford sizzling
• Video ref ‘denies’ Portugal
• THE TIGHT 5
• Junior Boks claim third in Georgia
• SA heading to WC as ‘dark horses’
• In the sandpit
• Long live this Pakistan story
• ROAD IS LONG FOR BOKS
• Costly for Baroka
• SA cricket goes global as world awaits T20 announceme­nt
• KOLISI BREAKS IT DOWN

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