The Star Late Edition - 2023-06-21

• Rational Youth Movement slams speaker
• MEC Mazibuko engages senior citizens on GBV
• Gauteng Education Department does 300 000 online applicatio­ns
• Unemployed DA-linked staff demand their money
• Nasi iSpani graft claims to be probed
• Youth Month: health experts reveal hidden diabetes signs
• Earthquake-proof homes could help to solve SA’s housing shortage
• Nakhane shines on billboard in New York celebratio­n
• Mpumalanga man appears briefly for shooting five family members
• Man to pay R235 000 in damages
• Young bullied teen hopes to take the bakery industry by storm
• Fund to pay after lawyer steals
• SA to use data for closing local and wider economic gaps
• Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University to collaborat­e with Wenzhou Medical University, China
• Deputy public protector Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka trended on Twitter after being accused of delaying the release of the Phala Phala farmgate report:
• NHI: means to necessary health-care reform
• Political parties on guard against EPWP patronage, external interferen­ce
• SAPS not liable for cop committing murder
• Kruger scientists pilot elephant carcass project
• Vulture gets new beak, thanks to ground-breaking procedure
• City hails its Comrades heroes, heroines
• Mokwena seals new four-year Downs deal
• Safa needs to take the Cosafa Cup seriously

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