Saturday Star - 2021-09-04

• Hijackers reveal what not to do
• Beware of fraudulent ’job’ postings
• Gogo triggers gales of giggles
• It’s time to get Zuma trial going
• Using Covid-19 as a chance to loot
• SA design duo set for Paris spotlight
• #ATYPICAL-INTERVIEW
• Elections to go ahead this year
• Transfer of many patients was rushed
• Brixton tower serves as lightning research lab
• Lockdown home security boom
• Debate rages over Liliesleaf
• New funeral app a gamechange­r
• Ocean activist’s chilling warning
• Suicide: tackling the stigma
• Engaging on LGBTQI+ issues is essential
• Taste of the best
• Cash, livestock, food parcels, alcohol and books among gifts for MPS
• Sanitising rugby kills its very DNA
• Ferrari one-two after first day of Dutch GP practice
• Harris a man on the move in US Open
• SATURDAY 4 SEPTEMBER
• Boks v Aussies: All about playing clever and smart, says Willemse
• No goals as Bafana’s new dawn begins
• Plenty for Proteas to ponder
• Sharks looking to lock out Griquas in semi
• Carnival of awful people we can’t look away from
• Stylist duo Wayman + Micah add X-factor to stars
• The rise of Instagram couture
• Meet the newest African king– Ogiame Atuwatse III
• Luxury and power on wheels
• QUICK READ
• What travellers want when they book a 5-star stay
• Heard the story of Tom Cruise landing his helicopter in a garden?
• Girls-only weekends and why you should take them
• FSCA proposes a central fund for unclaimed pension benefits
• WORDS ON WEALTH
• Make a living will and save your family from trauma
• No lifeboats for poor as ship sinks
• Navigating a changing landscape
• Dictator Hissène Habré leaves mixed war crimes legacy
• QUICK READ

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