The Star Late Edition - 2023-05-12

• Bester’s celeb doctor lover Nandipha’s five co-accused argue their case for bail
• Dawn of a new era
• Meyiwa trial lawyers say Thwala’s testimony tainted by TV coverage
• Emalahleni residents in dark for four days intensify protest
• Cable theft leaves gogos in the dark
• ‘Goldfinger­s’ was a ‘unifier’
• Outrage as RAF claimants are kept waiting
• Gospel talent Zaza Mokhethi opening doors to new artists
• Children to benefit from behavioura­l change programme
• Record group demands apology from Makhadzi
• Never too old to graduate
• HIV on the rise among young people
• Accounting student to new poet
• ‘Not all snakes are all that bad’
• We need collective behaviour
• Oil money reshaping football
• ‘Lekkerland Carnival’ aims to make it lekker this Mother’s Day
• Matthew Knowles ‘still in awe’ of daughter Beyoncé on eve of her Renaissanc­e World Tour
• Tweeps turn on Thuli Phongolo after she drops DJ Maphorisa assault case
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Khenyeza: No problem with KZN teams
• Mdaka not giving up on Gallants’ dream
• Lions cannot afford to be passive against the Cheetahs
• Bulls need to get out of losing spiral, Louw laments
• Olympics dress rehearsal for Blitzboks in Toulouse
• Sharks add Fassi X-factor
• ‘I didn’t show tears’: Dzvukamanj­a won’t let Pirates fans’ boos affect him
• Sundowns have chance to remove question mark
• Proteas have Momentum on their side

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