The Star Late Edition - 2017-07-25

• School racism storm
• Publisher cans Mandela book in the face of legal action
• HORRIBLE BOSS OR EFFECTIVE LEADER?
• ‘DICTATORSH­IP ANC’ GUNNING FOR ME
• Timol inquest told of tricks and torture
• Taxi owners stand to get R805m and shares in bus firm
• Teachers accuse colleague
• HIV diagnosed child off ARVs for more than 8 years
• SA, US troops practise for joint peace-deployment
• Iko’s true friends were there for her, in her time of need
• Mi Casa working well after cleaning their house
• Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates take to eSports
• Mzantsi awards to celebrate jazz in SA
• Blade, Mashatile pay tribute to Mamoepa
• Public protector’s probe into Molefe, Eskom is progressin­g
• Decrease in Kruger Park rhino poaching
• Security bill: SA interests at stake
• China is committed to preservati­on
• Male apathy needs reversing to correct a wrong in society
• Our government is a headless chicken
• Khoza is speaking up for the masses
• Zuma’s days are numbered
• HOW TO KICKSTART A SAVINGS REGIME
• Dozens killed in Afghanista­n bomb attack
• Top Trump aide grilled over Russia
• Chibok girls to receive university education
• Japan’s Abe grilled on cronyism
• Getting rid of a president
• SACP rejects baseless accusation­s made by Tabane
• Who speaks for Madiba?
• Crucial match for the Lions
• SA could model its land reform on the success achieved in South Korea
• An ode to comrade Ronnie Mamoepa
• The thrills come in a iNumber of ways
• Bhengu hopes to flip ‘KFC Kitchen’ script
• Global firm eyes $2bn bid for ANA
• 2 651 jobs set to go at Bokoni
• Group Five gets new board, expects loss
• PPC shares slump after CE resigns abruptly
• The perils and pitfalls of a modern-day statistici­an
• Amplats slashes its net debt
• SA business could do with more black solidarity
• New IMF forecast
• Amplats keeps faith with high-riding Zimbabwe operation
• Simbisa aims for secondary AIM listing
• Coronation now owns 15 percent of Hosken
• A Brics Plus may bring closer distant areas
• So far 10.6m tons of maize have been harvested in SA
• OECD maps out structural reforms to meet nation’s targets
• Hermoso Mundo going for ‘Gold’
• Brumbies’ early exit a boon to the Wallabies
• FOURTH TOUR TITLE WAS TOUGHEST BATTLE – FROOME
• A sweet and sour season
• Jose lays down the Martial law
• CR7 punts Man U to Neymar
• Tennis is just ‘a job’ for Tomic
• AmaZulu in elite league to stay
• We are the standard-bearers, ASA blast back
• Jamaica keeping it cool in big win
• SA stars in team of choice
• South Africa still ‘Myles’ behind
• The Oval scores a ton of honour
• Hoping to make his mark, Rabada bounces back
• IN THEIR DEFENCE, LIONS CAN TRIUMPH

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