The Star Early Edition - 2022-05-16

• J&J poses ‘rare’ blood clot risks
• General Sibiya wins right to be reinstated to his top job at SAPS
• Zondo ‘must stop playing fortune teller’
• Moving grad pictures touch nation
• SOE won’t pay VBS liquidator­s
• Water, Sanitation dept loses millions
• Foundation and Dis-Chem deliver
• #IsMacGWron­g is trending on Twitter after MacG said Minnie slept her way to the top. Twitter responded:
• Robbed by colonialis­m, deprived by democracy
• ON THIS DAY, MAY 16
• Neutral Finland has no good reason to start provoking Russia
• Assassinat­ion of journalist won’t erase her legacy
• SA going backwards in housing
• Indaba of words, vainful stories
• President to be elected by politician­s behind barricades
• Wounded brother of Fatah leader dies in Israeli hospital
• Concerns over arms proliferat­ion mount
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Transnet operations dealing multibilli­on-rand economic blow
• SA Tourism, Emirates airline sign agreement to boost arrivals of visitors
• Eskom’s finger on purse strings unlikely to reduce load shedding
• Raubex ready to acquire the shares of lossmaking Bauba
• Jitters on markets continue: precious metal prices come under pressure
• OIL HIGHER ON GLOBAL TRENDS
• DJ Mark Stent tackles music royalty issues head-on
• MONDAY | MAY 16
• Sharks need to turn their form around in a hurry
• Mphahlele leads Chiefs ‘very well at the back’
• Relegation battle far from a foregone conclusion
• Bastianini cruises to Le Mans victory
• Pirates book final spot
• Young Bulls really impress coach Smal
• Richards Bay gain promotion

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