The Star Early Edition - 2022-02-02

• ANC staff adamant about pay
• Gender equity among Madlanga’s top priorities
• Ramaphosa receives second Zondo report
• Milestone in pandemic as full attendance at schools to resume
• Department condemns bullying at school in Mpumalanga
• Scramble to refute cellphone link
• Children more likely to be in hospital in Covid-19 fourth wave
• Bonko viewers’ new darling
• IOS update to allow Face ID with a mask
• DBN Gogo to host Mzansi’s Boiler Room x Ballantine’s edition of True Music Studios
• We have a collective destiny
• ON THIS DAY, FEBRUARY 2
• Refrain from building home in areas prone to flooding
• Russia resists US sanctions threat
• France, EU partners review military presence in Mali
• Closing gaps in SA’s social security
• Military coups and democratic reversals in Africa
• Dr Jack Fletcher is shortliste­d for the Africa Prize
• Wellness Warehouse partners with Honeybee Heroes in education initiative
• Ukraine-Russia tensions may impact business and food stability, says Agbiz
• Hole found in witness’s evidence on alleged tyre price collusion
• Fuel, electricit­y problems hamper strong growth of manufactur­ing
• Mantashe urges coal producers to help plot a national energy trajectory for SA
• Vodacom looks forward to participat­ing in March’s telecoms spectrum auction
• AngloGold Ashanti attributes lower earnings to fall in production
• Bonang warns management agency to ‘buckle up’
• Bulls up for tough Cheetahs challenge
• African axis of football power shifts west
• Kerr eyes deep cup run with Swallows
• Lakay ‘thrilled’ about Egyptian move
• More women’s cricket on TV, please
• Mokoena adds more quality to Sundowns
• Lions must find heart and attitude – Fourie
• Khaka underlines her value to Proteas
• Chiefs stick with their trusted warriors
• Contenders for SA’s premier cup trophy

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