The Star Early Edition - 2014-12-02

• Take back R200m tender!
• Gibbs arrested for drunk driving after crash
• Pensioner takes on Canadian mining firm
• Meyiwa: shocking new revelation­s
• SAPS drops standards to find candidates
• Parkade attack: victim in ICU
• Acid attack: suspect in dock
• Eskom pulls back from the brink of darkness
• Sweet 16 bash over the top
• New-look Generation­s makes debut
• Killer’s family might appeal mental report
• Dali Mpofu View part of EFF’s new land grab
• DA rates Zuma, Patel and Muthambi inept
• Makhura won’t release e-toll report before consulting with government
• Numsa members form new union to join Cosatu
• Troubled teen years worsened by HIV/Aids
• Kabul deaths: widow to have passport soon
• Unisa says partnershi­p with AU is strategic
• Stepson should lead church – widow
• Gender Links striving to stop abuse by teaching women to be self-sufficient
• Boy tortured before he died, court hears
• Apartheid support group to sue over new laws
• Another suicide blast rocks Nigerian market
• Russia whines as Nato boosts eastern Europe
• Let us see Mercy, Madonna urged
• Alleged drug trafficker­s granted bail in Kenya
• Japan begins chemical weapons clean-up
• Indian sisters belt alleged attackers
• Tycoon hosts mass nuptial for 111 brides
• Spreading former envoy’s bias only fosters ill will
• Even professors get it wrong
• Why ignore Hamas’s actions?
• Dugard must confront some discomfiti­ng facts
• Be the hostess with the mostess this festive season, without breaking the bank, thanks to glam party recipes and ideas from Vicky Crease
• HOW TO BE AN AWESOME HOSTESS AND A GREAT GUEST
• These children must be heard
• Hopes go out window
• It’s alright… or is it all right?… to differ in opinion
• Madiba’s Qunu has no water
• What an $80 barrel of oil means to the world
• Securing a future for the next generation­s
• Global commodity price rout hits SA shares hard
• Local manufactur­ing ticking up, but headwinds blowing in
• Disunity ravages Eskom board
• PEDAL TO THE METAL
• SWEETER MARKETS
• Oil price drop likely to benefit to residentia­l market – FNB,
• Oil’s plunge, throws producers into turmoil,
• Will investor appetite for sub-Saharan debt dry up?
• Rollercoas­ter eatery will make you giddy for its food
• Oil price drop likely to benefit to residentia­l market – FNB
• MBSA delays release of new vehicle sales data
• Strike weighs heavily on Amplats
• African states to contribute more
• MBAs evolve with new business, social imperative­s
• Factory activity slows in euro zone
• Swiss rejection of initiative crushes gold investors’ hopes
• Moody’s rating cut is a blow to Abe
• Three-year-olds form questioned
• Evil Woman to turn on the charm at Kenilworth
• Win over Aussies a boost for England
• Leading from the front
• Trying to bridge the chasm between north and south
• Bushby to give Combrink a kick in the teeth Marussia up for grabs in auction
• Samoan PM says no change
• Wenger hits back at boo boys
• Manchester City out to put heat on Chelsea by beating Sunderland
• Bafana want to measure themselves against Algeria
• Falcao returns to boost United
• ‘Keane’s exit due to poor relations’
• Big hitters Sun City-bound
• Bopara leaps to beleaguere­d Cook’s defence
• Hughes’ home ground to host first Test
• Heyneke has bad back pain
• Bleak outlook for De Villiers
• Clubs pointedly trying to make it a merry Christmas
• Lefty Stiaan the right man for Proteas?
• Liverpool offer Gerrard a new deal
• The antici...pation’s over, it’s an absolute pleasure
• BOARDWALK
• THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW: 40 YEARS OF FABULOUS
• THEATREMAK­ERS SHINE IN 20
• Opera maestro Hansen sad loss to SA art
• Quiz Crossword
• Double Crossword

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