The Star Early Edition - 2020-06-09

• New normal for learners
• ‘Liquor has turned SA into banana republic’
• ENOCK MPIANZI FAMILY SUES STATE
• Joburg taxi fare hikes worsen
• City faces court action if it ends R1.2bn tender deal
• A better tomorrow
• Stella comes back after lunch furore
• Tobacco associatio­n demands answers
• Some parents opt for home schooling
• Let’s demand justice for George Floyd
• Reality check for socialists
• ON THIS DAY, JUNE 9
• Where to now for our unemployed youth?
• Political elite out of touch with voters
• Floyd assault: last straw
• Service delivery during the lockdown
• HOW DID THE JSE MISS STEINHOFF CORRUPTION?
• TAXI PRICE HIKE SPITS IN FACE OF COMMUTERS
• New city forests could ‘do more harm than good’
• Six held for migrants’ deaths
• Outcry over missing activist
• Uniting for a good cause
• Band puts treasures on auction to help terminally ill children
• Meghan’s talents in demand
• BP one of the biggest virus casualties
• Brait shares jump nearly 30% on sale of stake in Iceland Foods
• SAA FORCED TO WAIT FOR RESTRUCTUR­ING DECISION
• Alexander Forbes’s stock rises on news of special dividend of 50 cents a share
• Ninety One launches R10bn Recovery Fund
• RCL Foods issues warning of 30% drop in profits in year to June
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• End of an era for Blitzboks
• Carnell enjoying his time in the US – no Bull
• Saca unhappy with CSA
• Wiese happy to lead the charge
• BALOTELLI HAS WASTED HIS IMMENSE TALENT
• Hendricks can’t wait to restart
• It’s a title race like no other
• Rugby has comeback plan

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