The Star Early Edition - 2015-03-03

• Pastor held over ‘satanic sex abuse’
• Medupi power station powers up for first time
• Cape Peninsula on fire
• Premiershi­p title race heading for a tense finale
• Caller’s bomb threat at mall
• Man burnt beyond recognitio­n in car boot
• Serial rapist’s only regret is he burdened his family
• Deadly bullet was not aimed at Luke, court told
• Families praying for missing sailors
• 271 guilty Gauteng cops still serving
• Kelly sans her sports car after poking lover’s eye
• Plus-size models put waifs on the back burner
• Telepreach­er sued for spurring men to emasculate themselves
• Double treat for Soweto Theatre
• Smart budget needed from finance MEC, says DA
• Cosatu’s central committee meets minus Vavi, affiliates
• Stop attacking foreigners, MECs urge
• Agang queries Zuma’s fitness
• Municipali­ties: one third not functionin­g
• Lesotho elections ‘free and fair’
• Mall collapse: engineer had given assurance
• Bone marrow and stem-cell donors needed
• Top court rules against Limpopo’s nursing policy
• Gauteng had R276m medical negligence claims
• Couple awarded R860 000 for baby
• Health MEC ordered to pay up for disability
• Road victim loses faith in the police
• Next Google Maps adventure: soaring through the Amazon
• Lottery board gambles with funds
• Promises really ought to be kept
• Let’s work together to rebuild our country
• Video of murdered Putin critic gives rise to conflictin­g reports
• N Korea’s Ebola measures queried
• Drones the next big thing for couples getting hitched
• Iraqi city declared a no-go zone for Australian­s
• A hint that all’s not lost
• Buying locally is more than a feel-good matter
• The wisdom of Solomon
• Happiness is found in good health
• Balazs Penz
• Tasked with tough job of revolution­ising trade in Africa
• SHOULD YOU GET THE SHINGLES VACCINE?
• I MAKE THE STARS LOOK DEAD GORGEOUS
• Export market is new vehicle market’s star performer
• Factories take strain on Eskom blackouts
• Nasdaq hits 5 000 points after 15 years
• NO CURVE BALL
• DIAMOND CLASS
• Petrochemi­cal hub is solution to SA’s low oil price issues
• Visagie’s new game plan for the continent
• US trucker nabbed using ‘James Bond’ device to avoid toll
• Reduced consumer spending knocks JD Group
• GPI set on becoming investment firm
• Fairvest stays bullish in spite of soft growth
• Food service unit helps lift profit
• Property firm in divestment plan
• Ascension enters merger talks after disappoint­ing its investors
• Meikles sues bank for $50m
• Barclays targets investment unit
• GSK, Novartis complete $20bn asset swap deals
• Allie’s Hilaria can prove a point
• BSA salute their sales
• Pressure mounts on average England
• Calls for Watson to be dropped getting louder
• ECB won’t budge: ‘There’s no way KP will play’
• Injury blow for Aussie quickie
• Dalmiya takes charge of BCCI after Srinivasan ban
• A fight to keep hopes alive
• Fitness worries for Prinsloo for Champs
• This trophy overdue and extra special – Mourinho
• Nathan has a fight plan for ‘saving the Ryno’
• Red-hot Reds look to keep unbeaten run on track
• Tristen shares SA lead
• Resurgent Bulls given a clean bill of health
• Davis Cup team arrives in Turkey hungry for success
• Dlamini back to form
• Title race hotting up fast
• Steyn set to put Canberra on the map with milestone
• Proteas already eyeing last eight – Behardien
• Storytelli­ng festival to bring history to life

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