Saturday Star - 2016-10-29

• Another mental health death – no answers
• Hlaudi criticised for views on process
• Expo puts newspapers’ photos in the frame
• Gordhan’s case grows stronger by the day
• Zuma tries new capture tactic
• SA’s Lea praises Bee Gees mentor
• Fans hoping for derby delight and goals galore!
• Matric rage party kick can be lethal
• Put a stop to building sewer line, says Maile
• Millions to be invested in ‘social justice’ leaders over the next 20 years
• Mathematic­al modelling study finds one in four people globally has dormant TB
• Surgeon ‘failed to detect blade lodged in throat’
• Fiery death of alleged thief seen on video
• Easy to drown in dark, dirty Rhodes Park dam, diver tells court
• Airport biometrics testing patience of SA visitors
• Kebby’s ‘not so big’ Twitter booboo
• Migrants on Paris streets up by a third
• Confirms ‘Patient Zero’ not behind spread of Aids in the US
• Cops step in after Imran’s call to action
• Kids find refuge in makeshift school
• ‘IS uses human shields to ward off Mosul onslaught by Iraqi forces’
• Diplomats urge talks for solution to strife
• Businesses take knock from #FeesMustFa­ll
• Down in the (radioactiv­e) dumps without hope
• Service with a smile in the lion’s den
• Hell-hole Hillbrow flat houses 35
• Molecule could help beat deadliest breast cancer
• Comfort eating at the office can weigh on both your waistline and your health
• Learning CPR essential for all
• Major surgery patients can take statins to heart
• Pilots and hairstylis­ts head the stress list
• New middle should be taking the lead
• I HAVE A RIGHT TO MY EDUCATION – NOW GET OUT OF MY WAY
• Life after loss: just move on
• There must be consequenc­es
• Don’t look down as Pravin seeks his economic footing
• Eskom’s cosy nuclear deal could put us in debt for decades
• No, I’m not the devil in sex toy guise
• Paltrow turns a blind eye to own costly fashion label
• Why Kylie looks so good at 48
• James Bond? He’d never get a real job at MI6!
• Power behind the presidents PAGE 18
• Halloween gets the ‘Combover’ before election
• They are not elected officials but their power is very real
• UK diet advert deemed ‘irresponsi­ble’ banned by watchdog body
• Hello World! MTN makes right call
• The line between funny and lame
• King James keeps its coveted Pendoring’s crown
• Foxes wary of fast Lane
• No need to red card fans – Wenger
• Ex-star King backs Spurs for crowning glory
• Ertugral toast of the Ghost?
• Bafana second coming simply great – Klate
• Technology not about stop-start
• Tough year-end exams for Boks
• UJ Olympic star dares to dream
• Barca all about fair play – coach
• Lions pay for spilled catch
• Czech-mate as Pole books Kerber semis date
• Win drought will make City stronger, according to Guardiola
• Derby BMT poser
• A broad and entertaini­ng spread
• Jordan Mintzer
• Willem van de Putte
• What’s eating your data and how to stop it: a beginner’s guide
• Who’s to blame for ‘disappeari­ng’ data?
• Your Vodacom ‘call limit’ expires after seven months
• New proposals for limits on healthcare insurance
• Isn’t this how you would like your retirement fund to talk to you?

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