The Star Early Edition - 2015-07-03

• City Power snubs Concourt
• TOO TOO MUCH IN LOVE AFTER 60 YEARS
• Travel agent rescues pupils’ dream overseas trip
• WOMAN RESCUED FROM OLD MINESHAFT
• ‘E-toll tariff dispensati­on shows Sanral’s desperatio­n’
• Vindicated brigadier challenges SAPS over testimony
• ‘Flying’ bakkie crashes through house roof
• Suspension looms for school-rape principal
• Fine start for arts festival
• No horsing around at Greyville
• Selfie with dead grandpa lands teen in deep trouble
• Self-sexing worms prefer heads
• Commuters take over bus meant for another route
• Seething taxi drivers insist on getting slice of the cake
• ‘Problems in SAPS go much deeper than firing Phiyega’
• Victory for labour brokers and their clients
• Wow, is that a UFO? No, it’s just a bird or a plane
• Suspended officials cost Limpopo R15m
• ‘SA should have pulled out of ICC’
• DG fired after two-year suspension
• Century-old dam upgrade begins
• SA ranked 2nd most stressed nation; mental health is a concern
• CAN YOU DEFEND SOUTH AFRICA?
• KEEPING THE FORCE IN CHEQUE
• TRC records ‘put flesh on the bones’
• Dozens lose lives after ferry capsizes
• Ebola flare-up in Liberia as three new cases are recorded
• US seeks Fifa officials’ extraditio­n
• 12 held for Tunisian beach carnage
• GIVE THESE CELEBRITY KIDS A BREAK
• THIN COLLARBONE­S LATEST TREND
• Africa poses an opportunit­y for IS
• Old-timers are a present from the past
• Deep breaths at the SABC
• Artistic overload
• Women need to feel secure
• Jared Sacks
• National interest in the case of Bashir prevailed
• Economic dark clouds gather
• BP’s case ends in $18.7bn US deal
• Unions slam sale of state’s stake in Vodacom
• Greek voters to decide their future on Sunday
• SALE OF COLLIERY ON HOLD
• WIELDING THE AXE
• GROWING PAINS
• What the world needs now is a single currency
• Big lesson for Tsipras: Don’t mess with Merkel
• Curro on course to meet its vision
• Glencore grows oil derivative trading
• Icasa hears publishers’ complaints against Sapo
• S&P cuts Zambia’s credit rating deeper into junk
• Zim bourse falls as foreigners sell off amid stagnant economy
• Morgan Stanley positive about Kenya
• Analysis: Addis Ababa property boom leaves poor behind
• US airlines in antitrust probe over seat supply
• Kenya expects big boost for its textile industry from new Agoa deal
• Cellphones force BBC to slash 1 000 jobs
• Race reflection­s ignore uncomforta­ble facts
• I’m white, but I’m not privileged
• Did the sun finally rise over ‘dark continent’?
• Cuba’s humanist approach a lesson
• Please help oppose planned developmen­t near Sibudu Cave
• Canes to remain clinical
• ‘England’s run will help grow women’s game’
• Big guns fire themselves into the third round
• Veteran Smith’s World Cup dream isn’t over – Cheika
• Finn ready for ‘another debut’
• Simbine in the 9.99 fast lane
• The Iceman needs to chill and drive – Massa
• BURGER CHASING LAST HURRAH
• Serfontein can’t wait to hit the field ... in any position
• Proteas are ready for a hot reception
• No need for Bafana panic – Letlabika
• A VIEW FROM THE TOP Jen & Ben’s not so perfect 10
• Arnie said he’d be back... as the Terminator
• Breathing new life into the most beloved storylines
• Great cast in need of better direction
• There was lots of magic behind the scenes too
• Nes through in taut drama
• Film festival ‘oldies but goodies’ well worth seeing
• Quiz Crossword

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