Saturday Star - 2014-10-25

• Bereaved dad welcomes donation, but rails at delay in bringing his son home
• Confession by Mali killer accused allowed to be used as evidence
• Grace Mugabe goes on the offensive against vice-president
• Madonsela to contest ruling on her powers
• Great Scott! It’s a dream come true for TV celeb
• The Vengaboys supergroup are ready to pep up SA’s dance scene
• ‘Here comes Honey Boo Boo’ show canned
• Judge’s ruling means Nkandla ‘pay back’ issue bound for court
• Traders fear a repeat of last year’s upheaval if they move
• SABC chief to fight court ruling
• Pikoli to become Western Cape’s first police ombudsman
• Taxi driver’s testimony key
• Battering Banting: Is it a ‘Ponzi scheme’?
• Cosas branch vows to keep up pig head activism
• Court interprete­r provides light moments
• Infected doctor brings Ebola panic to NY City
• Young voters expected to rattle Khama dynasty in ballot
• ‘Dead’ hearts being reanimated and transplant­ed successful­ly, say doctors
• Trek through the valley of death
• Free wi-fi Bree-zes into town
• Heady inspiratio­n after breast cancer took its toll
• For survivors, Pinktober never ends
• Taylor makes a swift move from cowgirl to pop princess
• Duchess is back in the public eye
• Limelight for mum of Jude Law’s latest baby
• YOU ARE HERE
• Nene could have the last laugh
• It is fitting that fame and talent could not save Oscar from jail
• Choking on corruption
• Flying our rhinos to safety
• The case against a legal ivory trade – it will lead to more killing
• Australia okays import
• Lifestyle resort sounds idyllic
• Developer pioneers innovative off-plan property buying app
• YOUTH MUST EARN THEIR WAY
• ‘Steve’ loser campaign not as good, but works
• Gold, silver and a new category for next year
• Ebola fought on colonial era lines
• New IVF method aims to lower costs for women wanting kids
• Learner-teacher Old Trafford face-off
• ‘Luis fireworks will light up Clasico show’
• Banyana’s final countdown for WC spot
• Stop being ‘nice’ – it’s a competitio­n, for Pete’s sake
• Gavin Hunt
• Superstar Serena on top of the world ... again
• Few new faces in Bok squad
• Bowler AB part of master plan
• Is there really more to life than a round of golf? Not really
• Lot of luck to equal The Don’s feat – Warner
• THE DREAM FINAL PUSH
• Ajax coach’s Bucs knowledge crucial
• MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN
• Slip into something a little more soulful
• A pleasant holiday from reality
• KEBBLE, LOCKED AND LOADED
• STEPHANIE MERRY
• Internatio­nal opera arrives at Market
• Fish eatery proves quite a catch
• GOTTA KEEP ON TRUCKIN’, BABY
• THE WAY THE WORLD IS CHANGING
• Need summer inspiratio­n?
• Funds will have to change rules again
• HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
• How to bequeath my living annuity
• Tax ombud lists e-filing ID theft as ‘serious’ issue
• Optimism despite global market volatility
• FSB wants details about complaints
• Local market: ‘don’t panic’
• Be careful of being fleeced if you have defaulted on debt
• Beautiful treasures of Brunei
• SA needs to catch up to cruising
• A whistle-stop tour through SA
• Happy with excellent SAA service
• Mango set to expand fleet and operations
• Kaia’s kitchen goes the extra mile

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