The Star Early Edition - 2014-11-28

• HOFMEYR UN-STEVE-D
• twitter AMAANDLAAA­AA!!!!!!!
• Technology takes a back seat
• CRICKET MOURNS PHIL HUGHES
• Socialites in Lamborghin­i court battle
• BUSINESS REPORT
• Bully’s punch puts schoolboy in ICU
• Top court rules to amend parts of Police Act pertaining to Hawks
• SA man bust for smuggling heroin into UK
• Miss SA semi-finalists announced
• Fury on Twitter over poor show
• Parliament­ary report at odds with footage of scuffle
• Loadsheddi­ng debate turns into mudslingin­g
• Media and NGOs blamed for crisis brewing in ANC
• Support group calls for Basson to be sanctioned
• Cosatu unity hopes dashed
• ‘Rent a crowd’ pickets outside school
• Project Coast: ‘Vets too silent’
• ‘Authoritie­s failed to act’ in child’s short, tortured life
• Student race abuse cases ‘disgusting’
• Abbas calls on SA to help with sanctions
• No cash for alien removal
• Gaping hole covered after months
• Ebola vaccine a step closer to reality after first human trial
• New HIV infections surge in Europe
• E-fags have ‘more carcinogen­s’
• A decade later, nurses still remembered
• Human DNA safe after trip to space
• British embassy car targeted
• Migration blow to Cameron
• Swapo set to retain its reign
• Lone investor vies for the remnants of Abil’s wreckage
• WTO breaks stalemate to agree in historic trade deal
• Brace yourselves for more disruption – Brown
• PATTERN FOR SUCCESS
• TURNAROUND
• Please stand up if you have benefited from beneficiat­ion
• New financial advisory framework raises bar
• Misguided policies that simply did not work
• A profitable future predicted
• Shanduka investors reassess Pembani offer
• Housing market to face downward correction
• Michal Calitz/Impact Financial Consultant­s ordered to repay R10 m
• Falling oil price puts brakes on inflation
• Open invite to China’s business
• Is it time to review your financial adviser?
• Return to thermal plants a hot potato
• Banks undermine intent to help small firms
• Real empowermen­t of SME suppliers critical
• DRC hydropower gets a R3.95 bn electrical surge
• Angolan entreprene­ur takes hard line on Portuguese firm
• Guinea to sell rights to seized iron ore deposit
• Falling oil prices affect Africa more than Ebola
• Toyota to widen vehicle recall over deadly air bags
• Lawmakers add to Google’s woes
• Gulf wins case not to cut Opec output
• Stopping Saints City’s job
• Rhone neighbours go to war in fiery French derby
• No second chances for Roma at Juve
• German giants look for some respite in Bundesliga
• Barca, Messi focus on winning titles
• Centre spot up for grabs as Fourie retires from Boks
• Otto, Rowe breeze into the lead
• Sad passing of a Randpark golf legend
• What cycling for a purpose really means
• Rabada back for the Lions
• Hughes’ death should not have happened
• No mood to play after tragedy
• Boks to slay Welsh Dragon ... again
• Spotlight falls on keepers in the final
• Making a housing impact, achieving change
• HOW EXERCISE CAN IMPROVE YOUR CHILD’S READING
• Providing quality rental housing
• Don’t stop the presses just yet
• Cricket’s tragic loss
• The priceless things they said 50-odd years ago
• Debunking Israel’s self-defence argument
• The tragedy of not finding a way to two-state solution
• Extra hours can help to boost productivi­ty, let’s use the time
• McCauley made analytic errors
• EFF abuse of Indians chilling
• SA doesn’t need daylight saving, time zone change
• A VIEW FROM THE TOP
• GIG OF THE WEEK
• Animated box of dark delights
• Comedians get real in bitterswee­t drama
• ON CIRCUIT
• Meet the coolest king of rock ‘n’ roll
• Light-hearted = lightweigh­t material
• Good for a few laughs, not much more
• Small town rom-com has a big heart
• Local script draws star to SA-flavoured film
• Behind the lens with Henk Pretorius…
• Spud: flying by the seat of his pants
• ‘I saw a lot of my life in the book’
• The Met’s ‘Carmen’ at cinemas
• Quiz Crossword
• GALLERY GUIDE
• Reese’s Wild soul-baring ride
• Ultra-luxury up for grabs

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