The Star Early Edition - 2015-08-17

• Medevac crash riddle
• Motions a stumbling block
• MARIKANA REMEMBERED
• ‘The Buzz’ has Africa covered
• Bad ending for toy gun robbers
• Pressure cooking
• Guns, phones concealed in mattress
• ‘Kind’ accused in the dock for raping 29 children
• 4 held over illegal gold, ammunition
• A serious jester at funny affair
• Two more accolades for Noah
• Actor in tears over ex’s threats
• Breast-feeding boob sees calls for BBC to fire broadcaste­r
• ANC wants foreign-owned security firms booted out
• SAPS to explain its failure to enforce domestic abuse act
• Calls for new probe into mine killings
• Troubled Roodepoort Primary closed again
• Schools resisting the twinning idea
• MEC on mission to ditch Irish coffee education
• Glenview calls for SGB probe
• Longest reigning monarch in British history
• Russian troops fuel fears of ‘big war’
• Race to clear chemicals before rainfall
• Now it’s scientific – kitties do have the edge
• Know the impact of SA women?
• Kids really do say the darndest things
• Dawn of a new era
• What stops academics from sharing?
• Straight Outta Compton returns Dre to
• Student breaks barriers
• JUSTINE’S GREAT BALANCING ACT
• Besieged rand plumbs new lows
• Concern nuclear deal was reached behind closed doors
• Amcu’s Mathunjwa vows to fight lay-offs
• China’s gold data surprises
• Aveng’s shares slump 7.55 percent after reporting an anticipate­d loss
• Standard Bank’s asset sales help boost its interim profit by 61 percent
• The Fed’s method, not timing, needs a change
• Commonweal­th games: gain/gamble?
• The great merits of a car made of simplicity
• City Lodge unpacks strong revenue
• Lewis taken to task over results while PIC asks for probe
• All coal deals are coming under review
• Our SOEs fail us from bad decisions
• Power deficits dog Zimbabwe, SA and now Zambia
• ‘We will help draft new liquor rules’
• Goldman Sachs sells last mining asset
• Nigeria central bank chief’s reputation at risk
• Turkey’s bank tries to check its currency’s slide
• The same dilemma confronts gold mines worldwide
• If ministers want to keep their jobs, they’ll support the state
• Apartheid lie about Israel is repeated over and over
• Punters to make merry
• Switch of tactics was key – Meyer
• World Cup blurs the transforma­tion line
• Ten out of 10 starts for Lions and Bulls
• ‘ Marais’ ‘ men in ‘learning ‘ curve’win
• Big Day for Jason in PGA
• IAAF accused of suppressin­g survey by newspaper, broadcaste­r
• City run riot over lacklustre Chelsea
• Proteas dig deep to down Malawi
• Kiwis overpower Proteas
• LOVELY TOUCH FOR LOMBARD, KIWIS LEFT IN THE DARK AND ‘PAINTING’ THE OUTFIELD
• The sights, smells and sounds of live sport ...
• ‘THE WIDOWER’ TAKES US INTO THE LIFE OF A REMORSELES­S SERIAL WIFE KILLER
• The treasure hunts begin
• Miss SA finalist comes out to bat for underage drinkers
• Quiz Crossword
• CRYPTIC CLUES

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