Saturday Star - 2017-10-28

• PUBLIC SERVANT INCREASES UNLIKELY
• How OR Tambo Airport came to be named
• Judge loses patience with Esidimeni witnesses
• MSC takes blame for KZN nurdle spill
• N West told to reverse R100m game donation
• Taking a relationsh­ip break
• Disney’s coming-out message
• Crying wolf undermines survivors of proper abuse
• You’ll bloom doing job you love
• Coffin assault victim savours taste of justice
• 30 taxi drivers arrested during airport protest
• Damning report on handling of rape investigat­ions
• Parachute fall survivor speaks out
• Police probe Cape Town record of man linked to five murders
• Rivals label Kenyan poll rerun ‘a sham’
• Thai king’s ashes returned to palace
• Angola’s new president aims to rein in Dos Santos
• Catalonia declares independen­ce
• Time to grab on to that pole
• Will South Africans raise a toast to alcohol-free beer?
• The best fire him up big-time
• I’ll be wearing black on Monday
• SEX FIENDS IN SOCIETY
• New Saudi openness ‘driven’ by necessity
• MEC’S CONTROVERS­IAL STATEMENT A CONTRADICT­ION OF SA’S CONSTITUTI­ON
• Selling mayoral mansion a start
• CRIME STATS: THE GREAT GUN DEBATE
• Thrill of the chase to stop bird strikes
• Collecting rubbish suits bag-man David
• Video games turn on their creators
• Weinstein not the only sex pest
• Uber rides into credit card market
• Battle of the Midlands
• Phehlukway­o ‘seams’ to be delivering the goods
• SO WHOSE CURRIE IS THE HOTTEST?
• Serero needs to bring Dutch club form to Bafana
• Meals on wheels the real deal
• Allan Gray back on top as best asset manager
• ‘Little comfort’ from Gigaba’s mid-term budget
• Don’t overlook cash investment­s when planning for your retirement
• Share markets are up, but risks remain
• Bad news can present investment opportunit­ies

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