The Star Early Edition - 2018-08-13

• Royal revolt over Trust
• Mayor takes Guptas on over racist claims
• DEVIOUS DEBT COLLECTORS TAKEN TO TASK
• ESIDIMENI MAY COST GAUTENG BILLION RAND
• Teen cyclist has a bright future
• Tavern owner jailed for two years for noise pollution
• Dreams take wing for budding pilot
• Foster mother relieved of teen’s care
• NGK same-sex union change challenged
• Audience laps up premier jazz night in Ekurhuleni
• Women, women and more women enjoy jazz picnic
• Grannies help set marimba record
• Bundu bash pulls in the crowds
• The torture I endure trying to cancel Telkom service
• Stellenbos­ch University’s Law Clinic wants the high court to rule on allowable debt collection fees
• Loan scammers’ tricks
• Samsung offers goodwill gesture to customer
• ‘We’ll unseat ANC at polls over land reform’
• Two PAC factions make peace, agree to come together
• Sea-change needed for the future
• Bodies that don’t function vs little marvels
• Quest to save our tuskers
• Clamping down on illegal tobacco trade is possible with political will
• E-cigarettes: it’s time for some regulation
• Tension amid peace vigils for US race clash
• Malians go to polls in run-off election
• Nobel Prize-winning author Naipaul dies at 85
• US sanctions to hurt foreign policy goals
• Modi confident of bigger win
• New Israeli law inflames Arabs
• Sacha van Niekerk
• ABOUT DYING
• SA fiscal targets are in danger
• SA’s global property rights ranking slumps 15 places
• Steinhoff sinks as investors sue for R185bn in losses
• Waco bid to stop Eskom price fixing case fails
• James-Brent Styan, Page 14 Steinhoff: From JSE darling to a complete outcast
• Internatio­nal, Page 18 Erdogan on a slippery slope as run on forex hits Turkish banks
• Unleashing economic potential of SA’s women-owned business
• It’s now Woolies’ time to turn the corner
• Billionair­e pursues the El Dorado of portable displays
• Sea Harvest expects lower earnings
• Menar Holding embarks on a Richards Bay shopping spree
• Volkswagen expands dealer transforma­tion
• Rand slumps to its weakest level this year
• Economic plan does not calm nerves
• CNPC will take over from Total in Iran’s gas developmen­t
• Run on forex hits Turkish banks
• Five nations agree on divisions to oil-rich bed of Caspian Sea
• Chinese drug developers are seeking IPOs in Hong Kong
• Mine unions failing workers
• How to keep our kids safe
• RAF model unrealisti­c, unviable
• Dewali comes early for Sage
• Sri Lanka teach Proteas a lesson
• Plenty of Bok questions for Rassie to answer
• Weather scuppers SA A’s hopes
• Oz skipper Hooper fit to face the All Blacks
• SA swimmers show good form at Short Course champs
• City start off with a bang
• Lungu to help steer United to a super season
• Class for Maritzburg
• Billiat has Solinas enthralled
• Jingles’s boys to play it in Casablanca

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