Saturday Star - 2018-08-18

• Gigaba ‘dodges’ Gupta citizenshi­p probe
• Pupil beaten, necklaced by enraged mob at school Nationalis­ing Reserve Bank ‘not a good idea’
• Activists pick out ‘fishy’ claim
• More Transnet executives will be suspended, says Molefe
• Eskom will not sell electricit­y directly to consumers
• Cruel blow as woman steals wig
• THE FLYING COOK
• YOUR WEEKEND WEATHER
• Digging deep for the truth about Marikana
• Claws out over DEA ‘jumping gun’ on leopard hunting
• SA’S child malnutriti­on rate increasing alarmingly
• Pair get life for kidnap, enslaving woman
• DJ Euphonik and agency duel over Facebook
• ‘Unconstitu­tional’ Prescripti­on Act must be amended – Frankel 8
• Athens banker accused of estranged wife’s murder loses his court bid to delay trial
• Guilty plea bargain mooted in trial of ‘sex pest’ coach
• Passengers unharmed as plane skids off runway Killer floods sweep through Indian state
• Hunt for bridge disaster survivors Egyptian hajis battle rise in costs
• Imran Khan elected prime minister of Pakistan
• Cracks in Mexico’s top graft cases exposed
• Aliens at the edge of the garden
• Facts show thriller ‘The Meg’ has bitten off more than it can chew Illness keeps Caster from race
• Project aiming to unlock secrets of the universe
• CJ’S dreadlock school encounter
• The rape survivor who continues to inspire
• Study highlights pollution risk to children in prams
• The woman behind Tau’s lucrative deal
• Gene testing puts your health back into your hands
• Low and high carb diets have health risks
• ANC’S school pit toilet attitude stinks
• SA’S SHAKY FOUNDATION
• SELECTIVE MEMORIES OF BLOODY MARIKANA
• TRIBUTE TO MA SOBUKWE
• Concourt fixes some of the flaws in NPA
• ‘ANC will reap what it sows with EWC’
• Dear black tax, how will I ever save?
• Difficult times of Queen of Soul
• Aretha Franklin: a soul diva to the people… and US presidents
• British Muslims head for Mecca
• ‘Fat-burning’ foods and other scientific-sounding nutritiona­l trickery
• Nissan is driving intelligen­t mobility
• Slow rise in SA’S financial wellness Retail bond proceeds to be paid into deceased estates
• Ten behaviour checks towards financial wellness
• Women and trusts: how to protect your family’s legacy
• Why stay-at-home women need life, disability cover
• Start-ups and big insurers compete for market share
• Warning about HRIH and Global Election
• Lack of women in leadership ‘hampering performanc­e’
• Durban a grey area for the green and gold
• Hunt keeps Wits about him Riyaad relishing his chance to learn from Benni
• Injury rules Fabregas out of London derby Marchisio calls time at Juventus
• Fans at the stadiums deserve earlier kick-offs
• Bulls go on the rampage to outrun Cheetahs
• Simbine leads SA’S challenge
• African athletics needs a marketing drive
• Stokes’ return to Test XI after acquittal a blow for young Curran
• Golden Lions ‘Cash’ in
• Kolisi happy to be over the captaincy hubbub
• ‘MUST WIN FOR BOKS’
• Baroka hope their band gives them the edge in Polokwane derby
• Absolutely FABULOUS Real Housewives of Johannesbu­rg
• Stop press: News Café is back
• THE LAUGHS ARE MIA IN SPY COMEDY
• CLOSE BLOOMS AT LAST
• ALSO ON CIRCUIT
• PALATABLE CRAFT
• THE WOW FACTOR
• Get the ball ROLLING
• RESILIENT AND GREEN
• GOLDEN OPPORTUNIT­Y
• TOUCHDOWN IN NYANGA

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