The Star Late Edition - 2023-05-03

• A nation crushed by rising cost of living
• Concern over food shortages, infant deaths at Bara
• Lesufi slams ‘dangerous’ body shaming
• Delay in sentencing Bozwana’s killers adds to litany of hold-ups
• Arresting Russian president will be tricky, Pandor says
• Nomfundo Moh aims to heal others with coming album
• Duduzane Zuma joins mainstream politics as independen­t
• All eyes on Metro FM Music Awards black carpet
• Large-scale horn trimming operation to protect rhinos
• Hearing miracle for baby
• Wife will have to trim fat
• Eskom was trending on Twitter after announcing that load shedding is going back to stage 6. This is how Twitter reacted:
• SA shouldn’t risk its neutrality
• A new world order is needed
• Influence of irrelevant workers’ unions is waning
• Coronation plans for King Charles
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Rate hikes and economic woes suppress appetite for new vehicle purchases among South Africans
• Rihanna to voice Smurfette in new animated movie
• Reclaim your weekend to avoid burnout
• Five Leinster players the Sharks will have to shut down
• Stormers v Bulls: Battle of the Boks

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