The Star Early Edition - 2015-09-23

• SAPS’S MURDER STATS DON’T GEL
• Boks will bring back the smiles – Habana
• ‘Jesus would have backed us at Sexpo’
• What coffee is doing to your body
• Twins’ necklacing accused fail to appear
• ‘Krejcir wasn’t the big psycho when I knew him’
• Bid to reduce bank-related crimes
• Police officer to appeal Zim renditions ruling
• Researcher­s provide food for thought on Braai Day
• Where the grass is greener
• Rugby, racing go neck and neck
• Fresh spat over filling of SABC board posts
• Sadtu intent on boycotting the ANAs
• School bodies back department
• Nkandla just tip of graft iceberg in SA, report says
• Mobi site gives civil society a voice
• Speaker faces axing by the ANC
• Top breeders fight horn trading ban in high court
• Burkina Faso rebel leader willing to negotiate
• Economy slows as Iranians wait for foreign goods
• ‘Putin’s banker’ sues Russia for R164bn
• SA student returns with US maths degree
• Better tools needed to fight teen pregnancy and gender disparitie­s
• So that’s why you get sick
• Arthritis drug could reverse Alzheimer’s
• IPads for infants are a gamble
• Mining stocks plunge on JSE
• Rand on a slippery slope, falling the most out of 16 currencies
• VW shares take hit as scandal intensifie­s
• China’s initiative will see it play a bigger role in world affairs
• Attacq tries to balance its emerging market investment­s with those in developed markets
• Conference throws light on renewable energy
• Dieselgate a disaster for VW in money and image
• Theory of no use without the support of data
• Redistribu­tion beneficiar­ies, if…
• Balwin seeks JSE listing
• Nampak is battling to get its money out of Angola and Nigeria
• Another state entity begs for financial bailout
• Get permanent residence in a jiffy
• 7TH ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL POLICY ACTION PLAN ITERATION
• Chinese president allays fears on reform
• Investors miss out as Shell gobbles up BG Group
• National loyalty lies in ruins in Iraq and Syria
• Cutting off Islamic State from its vital supply
• Tarry hoping ‘Willow’ can weave some magic
• Hope in the air for the Scots
• More woe for Wales as Allen is ruled out of tournament
• Japan’s ‘lack of ambition’ forced Jones to quit
• Namibia part-timers face their toughest test
• Confident Du Preez holds Province’s future in his hands
• Whiteley wants Currie Cup title
• Shakes picks on form
• Downs play down poor start
• Komphela wary of Tuks threat
• Premiershi­p A-listers off the boil
• Gutsy Khonco set for anothr world title challenge
• Happy days for Prince
• Ferguson reveals how Rooney’s increase affected pay structure
• Moyes shouldn’t have sacked Phelan – Fergie
• We must keep control of our emotions – Bismarck
• It’s 10 years since outdoor fitness franchise started, writes Nontando Mposo
• GYM-FREE WORK-OUT MODEL KEEPS GROWING
• A gospel that preys on the poor
• Community spirit rises over murder in the fynbos
• Motshekga vs unions Part II
• Gaddafi’s doom prophecy on migrants is coming true
• Lives lost in calculatio­n
• Their killers are still on the loose
• Crime stats: Reading between the numbers
• No statistic: Joshua rose above hand he was dealt
• Police working to improve public relations
• Hawks cracking organised crime
• Learn how to manage stress at work and home
• Conciliati­on isn’t an exact science
• Retrenchme­nts needn’t be a tricky minefield
• Industrial issues
• Window of opportunit­y should be maximised
• New way to ramp up employee engagement
• Entreprene­urs get pat on the back from Eskom
• Don’t be afraid of the dark
• Flower with staying power
• Acoustic festival sure to make music in the mountains
• Double Crossword
• Roger Waters’ concert film in limited screening

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