The Star Late Edition - 2019-03-19

• Eskom costing economy billions
• Cele asks doctors to stop giving shirking cops sick notes
• Bias claimed in DA sex case
• Elders enter lists debate
• Families traumatise­d after crematoriu­m breaks down
• Magnate fears being bankrupted
• Power cuts put jobs at risk
• Champagne Queen B sets eyes on beverage-making business
• Msomi charged with theft
• Cyclone leaves Beira and other places on their knees
• ‘Workers should run PIC board’
• Khekhe’s ‘cronies’ seek bail
• Mayor Ndobe linked to killing
• Inquest into death in Ford Kuga under way
• When third parties collect rent
• Tough times for retail property
• Surge in dodgy abortions
• Snortie the pig’s plight taken to art
• BIG CLAIM OVER LEAK OF STATUS
• CAESAREAN DEATHS HIGH IN AFRICA
• Controvers­ial satellite cities
• Digital apps boost farming in Kenya
• ALBINO ATTACKS TO BE INVESTIGAT­ED
• ANC slammed for ‘being soft’ on former minister
• Claim Brown tried to abuse her position
• E-visas on the cards
• Late trains delay president
• Bid to bar BLF registrati­on
• ON THIS DAY MARCH 19
• An urgent need for ethics
• South Africa seen through Chinese eyes
• PROTECT OUR VITAL WATER RESOURCES
• We need answers and swift action on Eskom
• Boeing feels the pressure
• Youth who ‘distribute­d’ massacre video denied bail
• Hunt on for Turk tram ‘terrorist’
• Doctors seek to oust president
• Reform key to solving problems of Muslim world
• How to get government moving country forward
• What the ANC’s list reveals
• We can’t afford another 5 years of criminal ANC rule
• Eskom seeks R6.9bn loan to upgrade Medupi
• Overstated sham deals see share price claw back 7 percent
• Sun Internatio­nal turns corner with higher revenue, lower debt
• AYO shares were valued as high as R47 at time of initial public offering, says senior PIC official |
• Jack Ma’s $10 million prize for African start-ups |
• Ascendis Health shares fall on weak earnings report |
• Grand Parade to open more Burger King outlets |
• House of Monatic at risk of being closed |
• ADvTECH shifts sights to consolidat­ion |
• Sector bounces to reverse setback
• Failure to reach agreement to prevent trade disruption­s
• Activity growth to remain under pressure as confidence wanes
• Struggle to gain traction with new Zim currency
• Great, South Africa found gas. Now what?
• Don’t give up on banana production
• BUSINESS OF VIDEO GAMES
• POWER CUTS HIT THE RAND
• Libya’s struggle for direction
• Singapore’s hidden migrant poets find their voices
• BREAST CANCER LINK TO OBESITY
• TOOLS TO PREDICT RETURN OF CANCER
• Project turns into ‘Landslide’
• Heckled Mampintsha apologises to SA
• Roommate raises red flag
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• LGBT+ movement faces divorce
• Same-sex marriage ban crazy, says actor
• FINLAND WANTS NET-ZERO FOOTPRINT
• NEW COST EFFECTIVE HIV PREVENTION PILL
• ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
• How blood and heart rate readings help trainers
• Talking points from EPL, FA Cup
• The joys of watching Africa’s best on a London stage
• Jacobs will ‘have to come through me’ if he wants the title, vows Madiba
• Nedbank dominate Om Die Dam Ultra
• SA Hockey seeks a new men’s coach to take Proteas to the Olympics
• Gatland is now a serious contender for All Black job
• Lions prefer to leave late
• Lock Liebenberg relishes Retallick challenge
• Sharks ready to bring out their ‘A-Game’ against Rebels
• Jones admits England under ‘mental pressure’
• Women Boks set to host Scotland
• Gibson hasn’t shut the door on out-of-form Reeza
• Tyson wary of Libyan ‘mind games’
• Hamilton happy with second spot

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