The Star Early Edition - 2015-03-04

• ‘Wrong man’ shot by cops
• Smoking is bad for you
• YVONNE CHAKA CHAKA:
• THE MIGHTY #
• LIVING THE GREEN DREAM
• TYCOON GETS HEAVY AT COURT
• Parliament’s justice committee hears submission­s on teen sex laws
• Bail for suspects in satanic ritual case
• Matric girls tell about abduction
• Fans wanting photo taken with AKA given ultimatum
• Shuttlewor­th’s exit levy a topic of contention
• Radio station and DJ face some flak over ‘stolen’ tweet
• Winnie not ‘opportunis­tic’ in Qunu claim – lawyer
• Cost to fight Cape fires keeps rising
• DA Limpopo leader slams premier over ‘power grab’
• Parties oppose ‘political’ IEC appointmen­t
• R95.3bn provincial budget unveiled
• Workers are worse off under ANC, says Kasrils
• AfriForum reports the state to the UN
• Unions go back on their words
• Race to seal off IS fighters in Tikrit
• Boko Haram killings mimic those of Islamic State
• Top lawyer gunned down in Maputo
• Unpatrioti­c, misleading promises
• Fuel switching reduces consumptio­n and cost
• Better late than never
• Citizens of the world take action
• Intellectu­als have a duty to inspire others
• Apartheid Week evokes heroes’ spirits in a new fight
• Butchered for their body parts
• Rape victims ‘shouldn’t fight back’
• Ebola is an ‘urgent lesson’ for world
• SA team in bid to salvage Agoa deal
• Nigerian licence tops Barclays’ list
• Abil administra­tors look for new chief, plans to cut jobs
• Challenge facing the government is to temper security with economic developmen­t
• Steinhoff shows steady growth in a subdued African and European market
• Education plays huge role in bridging inequality gap
• Concerns show over Chinese growth
• Gold Fields casts its eyes on working mines – chief
• State will not sell Telkom to help Eskom – Cwele
• SA no longer only gateway
• Naspers to lift its Nigerian offering as naira weakens
• Glencore’s outlook dims for raw materials
• Township spending boosts Cashbuild margins
• Eqstra soars nearly 18 percent on interim results
• Currency rigging overshadow­s Barclays profit
• Car makers take Google, Apple seriously
• BlackBerry Leaps into emerging markets
• Disorder, disdain and
• No one has a right to tell someone they’re wrong
• Buller’s race ends
• Punter wins R742 501 for just R1.50
• Boks back for Sharks
• Locals chasing their slice of the co-sanctioned cake
• Ash Simon storms to six-shot win
• Van Praag’s guarantees
• Raven flying high as he prepares for Turkey
• Ajax feel Chiefs are vulnerable
• Gunslinger­s to the very end
• Amajimbos surprised by heroes welcome home
• Roma steal a draw
• AB’s batting unit doing it their way

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