The Star Early Edition - 2016-09-19

• MANDOZA MOURNED
• Joburg’s first welcome showers short-lived
• NEW HOPE FOR SA DISABLED SPORT
• ENCOURAGIN­G ALBINO ROLE MODELS
• The war is on with window washer pests
• Law centre wants inquest into patients’ deaths
• Man surrenders himself over teen’s gruesome killing
• SA can benefit by welcoming migrants – minister
• Contempt for investors shocks mayor
• Communist league calls for Zuma to fire on merit
• More calls for President Zuma to get rid of NPA advocates
• Probe to shed light on Zuma, Guptas
• Contractor­s should stick to the plan and deliver – not try to pass the buck on to their clients
• Doctors’ anguish laid bare in a new local documentar­y
• SA wines too cheap to remain sustainabl­e
• Idols within rights to ditch contestant
• DAM DESIGN DUO HAVE COOL URBAN STYLE
• GUIDE TO CREATING KID’S STUDY SPACE
• NEW STUDY BURIES FIVE-SECOND DROPPED-FOOD RULE
• The hubris of Jacob Zuma
• We never give great minibus drivers their due
• A last tilt for Madonsela
• Freeing ourselves from the spider’s web of past injustice
• Hostage freed after one-year captivity hell
• Global tensions top UN agenda
• Court declares Swazi terror act null and void
• Way paved for refugees to go to varsity in Rwanda
• 17 troops, 4 rebels die in Kashmir
• Zuma in charm offensive for SOEs
• Board faces grilling in Parliament
• Moody’s confident in local renewable energy industry
• Retail motor talks progress
• DIVERSIFIC­ATION PLANS
• BREXIT BLUES
• Kemm’s view lacks project costing analysis
• Solvency ratios can make or break medical schemes
• Fighting graft in African judiciary
• British ticket holder scoops EuroMillio­ns £34m jackpot
• Suspended Visual back in business
• A HELPING HAND
• Keaton’s chief executive has sleepless nights over BEE
• Weak economy dampens optimism over Africa rising
• Fais ombud finds against CBI again
• Nigeria deeper in junk territory
• Lively debate on US rate rise expected
• Top Conservati­ves back UK lobby to leave EU market
• Campaign aims to curb abuse of currencies
• Deutsche Bank, US in talks
• State taps young people’s potential
• Opportunit­y for collective effort
• Time we learnt to respect teachers
• Righteous Khoza for Speaker
• Angel’s Power to kick into top gear
• Kane seals Spurs win
• How Downs can up game
• Ajax, Cape Town City seek form ahead of derby
• South on the rise in African football
• Bremen fire their coach after poor start
• ‘Klopp is building something special’
• Time for a fresh start
• Dominant All Blacks streets ahead of the rest of the world
• Bulls, WP, Sharks leading the charge to chase down Cheetahs
• Kiwis won’t rest on their laurels
• Rosberg races into top spot
• New record set at Cape Town Marathon
• All-time Major record for Chun at Evian event
• No medal to end with but the Van Dyk legend endures
• Where to now for Coetzee and Co?
• Sundowns growing as a team – Pitso
• Watford confound United
• Stoner series rolls onto screen and looks set to deliver
• Quiz Crossword
• CRYPTIC CLUES

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