Saturday Star - 2014-11-15

• ‘HOW I KILLED MY CHILDREN’
• Parliament to sizzle, vow opposition
• Water shortage cable theft – inside job
• Rhino poaching kingpins in the crosshairs
• Woolies seeks relief from protesters
• Fury after boy dies in manhole accident
• Star power to keep Mi Casa dancing in new video
• Emotionall­y-charged cases withdrawn
• A life for a life: The little tree planted for Anni
• Cops close the net on mall heist syndicate
• Primer residue is no smoking gun, court hears
• Wits demands action from ‘world-class’ city
• SA team works overnight to bring home bodies of those who died in Nigeria church collapse
• Call to take stock after race incidents
• Obama calls for greater freedoms for press in Asia
• Probe makes history but faces an untimely death
• Sitting pretty on a dollar-signs bicycle designed to dazzle
• Son remembers Marius Barnard’s defining moments
• Concourt’s spotlight on crime law
• New safety App puts police at your fingertips
• 5.5 million fines in a year in speedster city
• Siphokazi puts spice into MasterChef with her hot dishes
• Boxer pulls no punches on her fears in the ring
• Twitter booty bashing irritates Taylor’s fans
• Kate’s baby bro spills beans
• A wild idea saves prem babies
• Cheap shot to make misogyny pay
• Elephant poaching is on the rampage in Tanzania
• Crack the whip on this circus
• Has Parliament finally lost the plot?
• MSF rues ‘mistakes’ made in Ebola battle
• THE COUNCILLOR SPEAKS ON THE ISSUES
• Radio rocks more than ever for advertiser­s
• Playing rough leaves Cell C with battered name and bloody nose
• MASTERS BEHIND NUKE MURDERS
• SOUND RESEARCH CLEARS ROAD FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT E-TOLL TYCOONS
• Brace for 94.7 road closures
• Going radio gaga for serialised podcast
• The placebo effect has a positive effect on recovery
• Sprinkling of gold dust used in radical new heart treatment
• Dose of gardening may be just the medicine for sick
• New hope for prostate treatment
• Love blossoms on roller-coaster passage to India
• Zuckerberg sticks to grey T-shirts to save himself decision fatigue
• Location is ticket to ride for property near station
• Pulev next pretender to Klitschko throne
• Locke conquered the world, but his heart belonged to Parkview
• Wayne to underline England legacy
• From shame to host
• Jeronimo as Pumas edge Italy
• Cheika returns to Paris with a point to prove
• ICC chief in IPL probe
• Plenty of beheadings in London, but who will reign?
• Dominant Djokovic back on top of the world
• THE PROTEAS
• Meyer’s Boks face torrid test at HQ
• JENNY DE KLERK
• Enjoy the Melting Pot of Sounds and more
• Kenny G is the big show
• MOMMY’S JET ON WHEELS
• Suzuki Ertiga has all the comforts for road trips
• PABALLO THEKISO
• GARDENING EVENTS
• Watch out for gaps in your gap cover
• Index forecasts a lower pension when you retire
• Property syndicatio­n director ‘jointly liable for investor losses’
• Gap cover necessary because gaps are widening, say healthcare brokers
• What you should be doing to protect your retirement savings
• There are benefits to using your insurer’s chosen providers
• Claims card useful for replacing items
• REPAIR, REPLACE OR REFUND
• Rolling down the river
• Down a river where time is standing still
• Klein Welmoed poised to reap the fruit of its labours
• Escape from reality for the jaded at the dazzling Hyatt
• Magnificen­t halls of
• The mountain kings
• Issue with Israeli passport spoils trip
• Thanks for the great holidays
• Planning travel on the Internet can be really frustratin­g
• Coolest place for hottest design
• Youth to put Gorge Walk back on map

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