The Star Early Edition - 2018-06-13

• MINE OF DEATH
• History in the making
• Learner tried to kill herself after alleged rape
• LERATO KGANYAGO MOVING FORWARD WITH HER FATHER
• BENNI FANCIES
• ‘Suitor’ gets life for vicious murder of young woman
• Principal intimidate­d by drug dealers
• ‘Afrikaans use denies black students access’
• Club says R37 000 binge bill paid
• Missing man’s family trusting in God
• Global jazz fest to ignite Soweto
• A Father’s Day gift dad will love
• Angry crowd chase DA leaders away
• Court judgment puts brakes on huge Soweto housing project
• Denial of access may be appealed
• Sassa shenanigan­s to haunt Dlamini
• Joburg approves R59bn budget
• Sita to release reports after internal probe
• UFE technology frees women suffering with fibroids
• Citizens confront crime and pay price
• Zinan, 9, star pupil and golfer of note
• Sassa rolls out new card plan for grant payments
• Iran supports Turkish move against Kurds
• Lawyers call for Bemba’s immediate release
• UK supremacis­t plotted to start a race war
• Spain offers safe harbour to migrant ship
• Film apology demonises Muslims
• Freedom, to the youth of our time, is free quality education
• Healthcare is in ICU
• Arrogant leaders not listening
• Xi has many obstacles to overcome for China to be a soccer world power
• Why African fans should welcome video assistant referees
• Radisson Blu to add 50 hotels to African suite
• SA needs a bold agenda, says IMF
• Transnet ‘did not co-operate’ on report
• DENUCLEARI­SATION
• CEF concern over gas shortage at Mossel Bay
• BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO
• The social, economic impact of migrating entreprene­urs
• Is there any significan­ce being the trust founder?
• SA haunted by a growing wealth imbalance
• Acquisitio­ns expected to lift Stor-Age distributi­ons growth
• Schroder banks on Europe’s ‘winning cities’
• Steinhoff gets added help from creditors
• Mantashe condemns 4 Kloof deaths
• Senegal gold processing ‘simple’
• Rand volatility expected to return, JSE up
• Indian farmers sowing discord with ‘secret’ cotton seeds
• State marketing system ‘has cost Angolan mine millions’
• Oil surges amid disagreeme­nt over relaxing output curbs
• Investors focused on Fed’s policies
• Sassa turns the corner with new card
• DA is desperate to find past hero
• Women, children casualties
• Lift SAA off taxpayers’ shoulders
• TIPS TO STAYING HEALTHY ON YOUR NEXT TRIP
• RUSSIA WILL BE A BLAST
• Playing Shinnecock Hills all relative
• ASA picks strong team for inaugural World Cup
• Lions of the Atlas hope for Dutch support in Russian World Cup
• Rank outsiders to provide low-key start
• Amakhosi under no pressure
• Donald has World Cup Trump card
• Blitzboks world series win is ‘unreal’ says Powell
• Beast weighs in a ton
• Brits ‘a stroke of genius’
• Bavuma ready to step up to Test spot No 4
• English praise for ton-up Beast
• SENEGAL AND TUNISIA: Will they soar at the World Cup?

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