The Star Late Edition - 2017-03-28

• PRAVIN TRIPLE WHAMMY
• Huge weapons find triggers terror plot fears
• DEMI-LEIGH
• ‘CHANCE FOR DEBATE ON COLONIALIS­M'
• Van Breda trial delayed for a month
• ‘Springs Monster’ weeps bitterly in the dock
• R6 000 fine for rant seen as slap on wrist
• Pregnancy shock for 200 girls in grades 3 to 5
• Patients worry about safety
• Get therapy, Kris tells Kim
• Kathrada friends keep vigil
• Zim retiree sues Old Mutual to recover pension
• ANC to hold cadres to account
• ANC reaffirms policy preventing Lungisa’s move
• SAA revises operating loss upwards by R1 billion
• Coalition pact on track, parties say
• Joburg’s city manager faces arrest
• Dismissive treatment of patients with endometrio­sis
• Cut down on salt and sleep better
• Meat sellers have a beef
• Congolese rebels behead cops in reign of terror
• West’s alarm hypocritic­al, says Russia
• South Korean prosecutor­s seek former president’s arrest
• Let’s appreciate our judiciary
• Grow knowledge, get everyone hooked on reading
• Please show some respect
• Rights in question
• Fulfilling a Freedom Charter prescript
• Speak out for the vulnerable
• Judge Sandi was the epitome of judicial uprightnes­s
• Steyn’s intense acting passion attracts accolades
• HEY BABY, LET’S POST THAT PIC
• COKE PULLS STRINGS IN OBESITY STUDY
• After health care loss, investor faith in Trump wavers
• Demand for crocodile skins high as meat demand drops
• South32 will buy back $500m of its shares
• SUN INTERNATIO­NAL SKIPS DIVIDEND
• THERESA MAY TRIGGERS BREXIT
• Five things to look out for after article 50 is triggered
• Universiti­es fund entreprene­urial graduates
• Creativity in time of conflict, fault lines
• Randgold & Exploratio­n mining suffering big losses
• Dawn to appeal competitio­n ruling
• Sanlam to up its stake in Zimnat
• Shopping malls start to take strain
• Smart city developmen­t vital to eliminate poverty
• Sprawling Mall of Egypt a test of confidence
• Union says RAF is in dire financial straits
• It could be perfect timing for the chop
• Australia’s mines batten the hatches
• New £1 coins will be quite impossible to copy
• UK’s biggest lenders to undergo stress tests to gauge Brexit
• Banks in Europe dodge big taxes
• Aramco taxes are slashed for IPO
• ‘Ruby’ can shine
• Varallo does Naidoo proud
• Cosafa has some bite, on and off the pitch
• Sensationa­l Bosch has chance to impress Boks
• Prodigal sons go to war
• Jenkinson injury misery for struggling Bulls
• Injuries hamper Stormers’ progress
• Patchy play won’t do for Sharks
• Bafana’s dress rehearsal
• Www.iol.co.za
• Strong field set to fine-tune their preparatio­ns

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