The Star Late Edition - 2018-02-26

• COPS IN CROSSHAIRS
• Valuations to squeeze residents out of their homes
• Officers bust huge cable theft syndicate
• High-flyer goes to ground after alleged fraud charges
• Thousands complain about VAT
• Cops short of bullet-proof vests, weapons
• Stop and search nets R1m in drugs
• Natural hair is the best influence for an influencer
• Big Star produces a special one for love
• Top Cape Town gallery honours legendary Bra Hugh
• 340ml in new guise at Red Bull
• Win Day in the Park tickets
• The future of the young is dire, says PAC leader
• Zuma: I’d send kids on drugs to Robben Island
• Abrahams urged to proceed with JZ case
• Mabuza set to be deputy president
• Draft bill is an insult to workers – Numsa
• Painful process and rebirth of turning ‘white’
• Dialogue on health empowers local women
• Costly carelessne­ss at petrol pump
• Company disclaims liability for car damage in their care
• Madiba’s work and vision to be continued in various ways
• State ordered to return land to rural community
• Dithering DA are at a crossroads
• Instead of a Tricolor, we have a Sesmmala
• War on listeriosi­s
• Rapists’ sentences too lenient
• We must pay attention to scourge of sexual abuse of schoolchil­dren
• Honour Madiba by advancing socio-economic transforma­tion
• Damascus suburb assaults continue
• North Korea hits out as US announces tough new sanctions
• Pupils’ action gains strength in gun control issue
• Merkel moves to secure fourth term with cabinet job for outspoken critic
• Impasse on Mexico/US border wall
• Salvini, head of rightist party, pledges to put Italians first
• What is LOVE?
• THE SCIENCE BEHIND LOVE
• One of largest borrowers now in Africa
• Moody’s downgrade unlikely–Treasury
• Spur’s executive chairperso­n and founder Allen Ambor quits, effective from March
• Evander to retrench 1 722 mineworker­s
• Youthful Nodwele leads aggressive M&A plan for AYO
• The Budget coming down harder on wealthy
• It’d be good to let the people speak for themselves
• We cannot afford such a strong currency
• Afrimat is expecting an up to 20% decline in headline earnings
• Accentuate anticipate­s new projects
• VAT hike may not affect rand power
• Consolidat­ion in SA cement industry is still desirable
• The budget that surprised the markets
• Geely’s Li buys 10% stake in Daimler
• Not much help for markets from the Fed
• Apple announces iCloud deal with a Chinese data centre
• Fund looks at German firms
• Finnish vodka seeks to gain market share in the US
• Germany mellows its opposition to diesel ban
• Buffett scores on US tax reform
• Gigaba composure right on the money
• Economic zero-sum game is between cronies and the poor
• Reader gets it wrong with moans on railway service
• Budget will not aid transforma­tion
• VAT rise will hurt poorer households
• Cyril must walk his Sona talk
• More heads must roll
• Defiance at decision to recall Zuma
• Draw concerns for Surcharge
• MITCHELL KNOWS THE DISTANCE TO TRIUMPH
• THE TIGHT 5
• Grand Prix ‘athletix’ returns to our tracks
• Three changes Stormers must consider
• Sharks tackle boosted Waratahs
• Midway Varsity battles
• Pitso’s advice to Eric ..
• Get ready for sumptuous serving of Tests
• Benni intent on turning things around before he heads to Europe
• Serie A relegation battle gets intense
• Arrows send Ajax deeper into relegation trouble
• Back to basics for Dane and company
• Lukaku silences his critics
• No messing with the “War Child”
• Assured Lions
• DERBY TO DEFINE GAME’S DIRECTION
• Mitchell’s men
• Starc: Australia will take heaps out of win over SA A
• Seniors to lift Proteas for Aus

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