The Star Early Edition - 2015-05-12

• Zuma in U-turn on inquiry
• Three assisted-death cases to be taken to court
• Body-weight exercises still the mainstay for fitness
• KFC comes clean after chicken shower
• Dagga activist lights up in TV studio
• Police probe drowning of toddler in dam
• Murder accused DJ’s case adjourned
• Pair held over killing of unionist at Marikana
• Model agency boss up for sexual assault
• Artist’s lucky strike in Hollywood film
• Prince Harry wants kids when time is right
• SA goes for gold again at Chelsea
• Freeman promotes legalising dagga
• Rhodes Must Fall student in tit-for-tat claim
• Minister woos Iranian business, but US sanctions a hindrance
• Minister to reveal McBride’s fate
• ANCWL postpones its elections
• SA’s tardiness leads to expert calling off visit
• Court bid for access to aliens in detention
• Labour Court to rule on rebel group
• Unions plot path to get Numsa back in Cosatu
• Act or we strike, warn employees
• Malaysia swamped after crackdown
• Belgium withdraws much-needed aid to volatile Burundi
• CAR rebels agree to disarm and face trial
• Banting diet for young children a great risk
• Fast food bad for good gut bacteria
• Scholarly leader is pivotal
• Malawi is blighted by leaders such as these
• Arrogance of privilege
• Tattoos now a sign of a mid-life crisis
• EU’s bold salvo: gunboat diplomacy
• Angola emerges from civil war to assert regional power
• Nasty little apps suggest that only the connected deserve to be fit and well
• Aspen sells SA unit for R1.6bn
• Gold sector shivers at steep power, wage hikes
• State mining firm transfer set for this year
• Financial services sector needs greater transforma­tion
• Britain faces division, isolation after poll
• Bus company’s tongue-in-cheek advert sparks outrage
• Raubex wants to add more plants
• Lonmin trims spending to weather price slump
• Calgro M3’s memorial parks business helps diversify risk
• Choppies to grow after listing
• Porsche SA targets sales pole position
• Sars ‘spy unit’ was above board – Gordhan
• Factories struggle as power cuts threaten growth
• Zambezi to help further Northam’s expansion
• Lack of output places Uganda’s oil-boom town in slow lane
• Cameron promotes women in his new cabinet
• Nigeria faces fuel crisis amid subsidy jitters
• Bank of England’s rates at record low
• Greece demands progress noted
• Admiring Hitler tragic
• James must also be applauded
• Let’s stop looking in the rear-view mirror
• But for Sparks, would we know about Biko?
• Blinkers to get Mljet flying again
• De Kock ready for 1900
• Alexis up for Woolavingt­on
• Gerrard has earned the right to hit back at Blues fans
• ‘Tommy Gun’ out to impress United States boxing czar
• New lows but Tiger in denial
• McGregor’s endeavour earns him world award
• Ferrari seek answers in bid to close the gap
• Second coming for Fourie
• Tour will be a defining moment for the Bulls
• BAYERN’S UPHILL BATTLE
• Doing things the hard way is the Lions way
• Lazio’s slip gives Napoli breathing space and Inter hope
• Alje eyes gold in his swansong
• Play-off pressure mounts on Birds, Cosmos, Leopards
• Dyer is speaking to the world on his own terms
• For thought
• Double Crossword
• Quiz Crossword

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