The Star Early Edition - 2017-07-04

• ZUMA BACKS UNITY
• Who took prison riot video?
• SOMIZI’S EMERGING FROM AN ABYSS OF DESPAIR
• Nullifying leaked nurses’ exams correct, judge says
• E-policing in Zim to foil bogus cops
• Tongaat Hulett suffers Zim land invasions
• Emfuleni debt leaves residents with lowered water pressure
• ‘No cause for alarm’ as DA reports 1 324 hospital defects
• Stepfather gets life for raping girls over 7 years
• More Ibiza awards beckon for DJ Coffee
• Scientists find formula for a flawless bottom
• Scary Spice: poorer thymes after minting it
• Take state capture seriously, some ministers urge
• Analyst warns ANC unlikely to make up lost ground: ‘history is against it’
• DA files papers on Zuma graft
• Provinces fail to pay contractor­s R896m owed
• Refugees suffer as trafficker­s exploit chaos
• Gulf nations grant Qatar day’s grace
• US bars entry to teenage Afghan robot engineers
• South African hostage still alive
• State fails to probe 99.5% of Mexico murders
• New mom’s organs to help more than 50
• Arctic vault safeguards seeds from extinction
• Older women trying for baby should opt for toy boy
• Fist bumps cleaner than handshakes
• Sickly ANC needs urgent care
• Growth potential through culture and creativity
• Defining moment
• Mantashe’s given us a ray of hope
• I still don’t know why you rejected me
• Poor governance at core of our school admission woes
• Khoza should walk Bucs’ plank
• Why ignore health of our youngsters?
• We need an early election
• Have a winter holiday adventure
• Transnet plans to spend R229.2bn
• Vukile acquires Spanish portfolio for R2.8bn
• MTN spends R4.6bn to tap growth from data
• PMI is down to 46.7 points
• Global economy and the rise of crypto currencies
• More youth is needed to prop up agricultur­e
• Aspen looks at further purchases
• Richemont sells Shanghai Tang
• WG Wearne believes it can come right
• Vehicle sales defy deep recession
• New rules take effect for foreign employees in Angola
• Drought affects fruit harvests and jobs in W Cape
• Planned communitie­s are smart cities of future
• Rand slips on central bankers’ comments
• No gain from weak sterling for the UK
• Mining can boost growth to serve Africa’s burgeoning population
• UBS restructur­es wealth division
• ‘Engine for world economic growth’
• UK to restrict fishing in its waters
• Loew’s pleasant Cup selection headache
• Sammy signs for FS Stars
• Pay dispute sees Cricket Australia ‘fall off the cliff’
• A new mountain to climb for CTC
• Chile to persist with ‘kamikaze’ style
• A ‘perfect’ success, purrs Gianni
• Stormers paying with penalties
• Horn poached win, say vigorous critics
• All Blacks all geared up for all important clash
• SAGAN CLIPS IN WITH A WIN
• Force India boss wants a victory
• Will Jaguares stop Lions being the cat’s whiskers?
• Tennis SA shows Growthpoin­t
• Terry delighted at joining Villa
• ‘King Louis’ to appear at Sun City
• Forward looking Baxter vexed
• Jan: The soul of both Springboks and Bulls
• No kidding around, Elgar takes charge
• With England looming, no rest for SA

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