The Star Early Edition - 2016-08-26

• Pravin has Cyril’s backing
• Rohde goes all out to prove he didn’t kill his wife
• The honest space in the soul
• IN ARGENTINA VITAL FOR BOKS
• REMEMBERED AT LAST
• SA’S SLOW FOOD TREASURE
• Zim man’s jail term too harsh
• Mystery around slaying of popular Joburg teacher
• ‘Stepdad deserves life term for rape’
• Krejcir accused battling to pay fees
• Thulsie twins’ bail bid is postponed
• Container Yard set to pulsate with Grietfest’s high energy
• Hotstix in star-studded Soweto show
• Spinners, stuntmen to showcase their daredevil skills
• ‘Should have sided with protesters’
• Mashaba set to unveil new team to help steer Joburg
• Minister Peters ‘not halting’ Prasa probe
• ANC early elective conference mooted
• State to help youth be their own bosses
• Fawu finds loophole to get rid of ‘errant’ members
• SA’s population now almost 56 million
• Legal experts to audit medical-negligence lawsuits
• Sugar tax leaving bitter aftertaste for spaza shops
• Faulty billing case rules in residents’ favour
• The road signs have finally been painted
• City urges people to help them
• Temples set for rebuilding after earthquake
• SA-Japan ties set for major boost
• Aftershock­s strike terror into the hearts of survivors
• Access to health care under threat as Renamo continues attacks despite talks
• Red flags are flying in the DRC
• More men in the kitchen – in time
• No surprises at a book fair in Soweto
• Give her a chance
• Its very identity and ideology are up for grabs
• Gordhan rebukes detractors, warns of new fallout
• High earners nudge Woolworths full-year profit above estimates
• Nersa to challenge ‘flawed’ court ruling
• Ramaphosa asked to sort out delays in social security plan
• SA government should do more to promote businesses
• Congolese society highlights mine’s link to Hiroshima Day
• Sibanye Gold falls in tandem with peers
• Massmart wants to expand Game stores
• Glencore still has a long way to go
• South32 posts a loss of $1.6bn
• Results show Italtile is on the right track
• Grindrod plans to sell locomotive assets
• OneLogix continues 10-year growth
• NuTonomy rolls out first driverless taxi
• China’s richest man fires warning on football splurge
• Banks in Kenya take a knock as new law on interest is signed in
• Dollar declines before US Fed bankers gather
• Pressed Nigeria sets modest growth plan
• HOME-GROWN PLANT SPECIES TAKE ROOT South Africa is diverse enough in food production to feed itself, according to the global Slow Food movement
• ANC must speak with one voice
• Actually, ANC isn’t listening to the people
• Old blood and just no vision
• Benefits of Zuma being recalled
• Keys to success for the Proteas
• Lions look to bounce back after loss
• Hansen mixes it up with eye on Japan 2019
• Nico to renew challenge with Spa-ring partner
• WP lock Senatla down for three more years
• Ndoro shows his deadly touch with quality hat-trick
• Battle of Tshwane’s two tacticians
• Mane is Reds’ main man
• Lerena hard at work for his ‘must-win’ fight against undefeated Nielsen
• MTN8: Marathon runner versus the cup specialist
• No ‘home ground’ advantage for Proteas
• Exercise denial bad fit with good bod
• Korean Week brings films catering for all
• Qubeka’s acting the peace de resistance
• Revenge really is a tasty dish best served cold
• Double Crossword
• Quiz Crossword
• Spacey’s pedigree wasted on catastroph­e

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