The Star Early Edition - 2014-11-19

• ‘African National Criminals’
• R15m to cater for Tshwane staff’s big appetites
• Mercy for SA child-killer mom
• Number plate for sale for R1m
• Sentencing postponed in land case
• Behave, or else, taxi drivers warned
• Ghost vendors bust in swoop on syndicate runners in Soweto
• Maqubela estate order extended
• Big names in jazz fest line-up
• Ramaphosa to Parliament’s rescue
• Opposition parties ‘want to make House ungovernab­le’
• Plan to get 3 500 clinics working properly by 2019
• Power cuts: MEC slams schools bodies
• EFF ploy for poor to occupy land – ANC
• Colourful Loeries fly to Durban
• Sight for sore eyes
• Aftermath of church cave-in taking toll
• Kids suffer at hands of a cruel society
• World has 5-year window on Aids
• Back to basics for festive spending
• Spare the rod – and help a child thrive
• Swedish homes are safe spaces for abused children
• Care homes will face closure due to funds
• Wedding bells for mass murderer Manson
• Four Israelis die in terror attack on synagogue
• Terrorists step up killing spree
• Frog juice claims to cure many ailments
• Easy measures to keep Ebola at bay
• Politician­s favour their entitlemen­t
• A grotesque act of evil
• There’s a lot of vested interest at Bree Street rank
• Time’s running out for Iran détente
• The perfect celebrity for the outrage age
• I’m finding it hard to cope with my partner’s smoking habit
• After a fall, I was told my heart was beating too slowly
• Simple acronym to help you halt the craving
• Can you help with a remedy for my swollen, stinging leg?
• Board debacle casts dark cloud over PPC
• Shareholde­rs join the boycott against Woolies
• Africa’s GDP up 50% by 2019 – Deloitte
• GOING GLOBAL Business News, page 24
• WORKING TOGETHER
• Technology helps empower women
• Working night shift does make you fat, research shows
• Renewable energy calls for timeous rescue plan
• Namdeb expects to mine until 2050
• Amplats eyes fuel cells to spark demand
• Still good to invest in SA despite issues
• Parties differ over dismissed worker
• Celebratin­g 20 years of Responsibl­e Care
• Creating value for members
• Energy costs and reliabilit­y critical to industry’s sustainabi­lity
• Celebratin­g 20 years of Responsibl­e Care
• Taking chemicals management to the next level
• CAIA benefits country as home for Responsibl­e Care
• Slow global growth a top concern at G20 summit
• Mining has not changed much since Marikana
• Halliburto­n aims to cut costs after takeover
• Mumbai’s docklands offer air of openness
• Actavis’s deal to buy Allergan puts back spark in deal-making activity
• AstraZenec­a’s new drugs proof of strong future
• Daimler to give new luxury baby limousine glitzy debut
• Deals push up Actavis into ranks of top 10
• Ruling party should abide by rules
• National Assembly chaos was planned, and not by the ANC
• Summer Cup field shaping up
• Crawford eyes R2R double
• Mega clash of the giants to qualify
• ‘Europe must unite to overcome Fifa’
• Clubs should establish injury rule
• Pakistan falter, Black Caps in control
• 10 is Sam’s magic number
• The ivory lining to dark clouds
• Mercedes eager to secure Hamilton’s signature
• Steyn lines up SA’s tour length-wise
• No shades of Gray at breakdown against Italy
• Tables turned as teens become parents
• Inspired silliness belies a smart script
• ECLECTIC LINE-UP FOR JAZZ FESTIVAL
• SA’s most stylish people to be honoured
• ‘Screen’ test for the musical ear
• UK indie band set for SA tour
• Quiz Crossword
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• WILLIAM SMITH’S STARS

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