The Star Early Edition - 2015-08-25

• ‘LIES AND HATE WON’
• SA humour proves stronger than rand
• Struggle statue unveiled
• Montana flouted tender processes – Madonsela
• The power of dance
• Can City stop rampant Amakhosi?
• You can save 7 lives
• ‘Criminals putting cops to the test’
• ‘Oscar shot Reeva dead on purpose’
• Confusion over attempted Soweto mall heist
• Health minister treated at state hospital
• Eight alleged gangsters held after shootout
• Idols judge defends stance on university
• One Direction all choosing to go in another direction
• Tshwane mayor steps into traders’ shoes
• Last Zim permits issued, says minister
• SA failing to act on cross-border bribes
• Dispute over Cape Town city logo in court
• Ruling due today on miners’ landmark case
• I did a lot for world soccer, Blatter insists
• Zululand businesses flourish as many flock to reed dance
• No quick fix as steel industry faces job cuts
• Cape artist explores legacy of resistance
• Finance aid for students now online
• Swedes get their backs up over migrant influx
• Drive to rid ocean of swirling trash patch
• Rememberin­g Vera, the victim who still haunts New Orleans
• Korean rivals in spat over explosions
• Thai device defused as bomber trail goes cold
• Message in the sand leads to tourist’s rescue
• 3 Americans among Kabul blast victims
• Just do it – should be our motto
• Migrant crisis mushrooms with no solution in sight
• Leading the war on crime
• Open access: not a free lunch
• Life in the service of the muse … and, well, the amusing
• STUDY DISCOVERS THE PERILOUS PLIGHT OF MIDDLE MANAGERS
• Testostero­ne therapy seems to cut stroke risk
• NEW APP AND BLOOD TEST CAN PREDICT SUICIDE RISK
• Rand’s depreciati­on will affect new car prices
• Navigating slow demand with radical restructur­ing
• Climate science is now well establishe­d
• Transnet’s spokesman surely has glossed over in his reply
• No longer possible to deny global warming
• Prominent women in finance disagree with $10 redesign
• AdvTech set to go on a R3bn investment spree
• Super Group sets sights on Europe
• Plan in place for hard years ahead
• South32 is sitting pretty when compared with its competitor­s
• 10% tariff to protect steel sector
• Montana accused of improper conduct
• Reserve Bank could intervene to stabilise financial markets
• Commodity gauge hits lowest since 1999
• Staff salaries are trimmed in lieu of losing the job
• Embarking on the GIBS MBA
• USB ranked top in PMR Africa Review
• Equal doesn’t mean the same
• Bourse tanks while gold stocks shine
• Global rout in stocks markets deepening
• World looks to China to act as circuit break for crisis it ignited
• Commodity slump hurts African assets
• Cosmic Light to shine brightly
• KZN Awards all the rage
• Rafa’s Real fall flat
• In Bruges: United hope to book Champions spot
• Smaller clubs prepare to be raided by rich rivals
• Indian spinners gatecrash Sangakkara’s farewell
• Federer finally rumbles past amused Novak
• Birds shot down in debut
• Fraser-Pryce reigns supreme
• Nel, Van Niekerk fly the South Africa flag
• Simbine set to face the best ... again
• Kemboi dances across line again
• Ibarguen waltzes to triple jump gold
• Hanro blow for thrilling Bulls
• Schwartzel gives it his all to make FedEx Cup play-offs
• De Villiers is a must for Boks
• North West take down netball champs
• ‘Boks woke up after harsh words’
• Mr Tinkler acting like a diva ...
• Proteas look to change the series direction
• Jozi readies itself for annual art attack
• Quiz Crossword
• Double Crossword

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