Saturday Star - 2021-10-16

• Vaccine: kids don’t need parents’ permission
• Long Covid: 82% of patients still had symptoms after a month
• Smugness earns a karmic snotklap
• How will voters choose?
• Expect a long 2 weeks of the unexpected
• A summer of office hotties
• Modise denies there was security lapse
• Torture victim Ina Bonnette finds peace
• Friends and colleagues remember editor Val Boje
• The end of big party dominance?
• From colony to democracy
• Zolani is The One Who Sings
• POETIC LICENCE: RABBIE SERUMULA
• Mandatory vaccines debate rages on
• SA teams in URC can kick doom, gloom into touch
• Richardson keen to show Test career with Scotland awaits
• Gavin can Hunt down Chiefs
• The long wait finally over for netball team
• LIFESTYLE: HOW BEAUTY PAGEANTS HAVE CHANGED
• How beauty pageants have changed in the past decade
• Golden Globes honours will still be awarded in 2022
• Cannabis blazing up a lot of smoke in Hollywood
• Inside Konka, Joburg’s buzziest venue for high rollers
• Sa-raised Spencer twins are becoming full-fledged members of haute société
• Do you really need to be able to wear or touch fashion anymore?
• Hitting the sweet spot
• QUICK READ
• Mazda reveals a new SUV range
• Are e-tolls here to stay?
• Barefoot luxury escapes – a holiday to be yourself
• How the ultra-rich are travelling during Covid
• What you shouldn’t do on your next flight
• Millennial­s hardest hit financiall­y in 2020, study shows
• The role of the consumer in the creation of insurance products
• QUICK READ
• ‘Two-bucket’ retirement plan will improve outcomes
• Is your independen­t trustee a ‘super’ trustee?
• Another lurch to the right
• The politics of using social media to reach masses
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• Western Sahara vindicated in battle with Morocco
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