The Star Early Edition - 2015-10-07

• The heat is on Eskom
• ELECTRIC WELCOME FOR BUCS
• Resounding response to pad campaign
• Instead of running from God...
• Fikile man’s patriotic tattoo
• Beware of phubbing
• The DJ’s cup runneth over
• Cops probe hit, assassinat­ion attempt link
• ‘Hewitt’s team shaming victims’
• Councillor jumping ship for ANC no loss, DA says
• I’m not gaga about her, says iconic James Bond actress about US singer
• Swift tops Instagram with 400m followers
• Pets, other animals at risk in sweltering heat, NSPCA warns
• Cosby could be forced to testify in latest lawsuit
• Universiti­es urged to act on student rampages
• ANCWL hints about new term for Zuma
• Study camps for matrics fail to pass comfort test
• Peer-review body mooted to keep mischievou­s MPs in line
• Parents push for catch-up lessons
• Guide to deploy staff in the NHI
• Union cries foul over its investment­s
• Fossil’s hands and feet show it could climb trees
• Phones a big boost for women traders
• El Niño’s effects expected to worsen
• Nobels for science Eureka moment
• Russian incursion into airspace over Turkey irks Nato
• Negotiatio­ns to restructur­e UK’s position in EU on track
• Vatican sends gay priests to be ‘cured’
• ‘Beaver’ prospered after the dinosaurs
• Move your body more than before
• In pursuit of wealth … to the death
• Any number of reasons for Ivory Park’s notoriety
• The Green Power surge
• Tax fails to put green in the bag
• Iraq government woos Sunni militia
• War criminals of the free world
• Froneman bulks up on platinum
• Double blow as two growth estimates for SA are cropped
• Private security bill spat puts SA/US relations at risk
• SABMiller takeover deal in question
• Food and Allied Workers Union prunes wage demand in bid to settle strike
• AngloGold Ashanti is close to being bumped off the Top40 index
• Ecomobilit­y sets us on new path to the future
• Commodity collapse – is there still more to come?
• One cheer for the recent TPP agreement
• Bookies, broadcaste­r rue England’s exit from World Cup
• Glencore rallies for fourth day from assuring investors it is liquid
• Mediclinic in talks with UAE health provider over reverse takeover
• No easy way to correct the crisis in world steel market
• Vitol’s initial amount sought oversubscr­ibed
• Doubling of shipments spurs protection­ism
• Battle for Obama to secure pro-trade vote
• VW to slash projects to preserve funds
• Yuan pips yen as fourth most-used in global payments
• The winners and losers
• ‘FOOD ADDICTION AND ME’
• Visible cops reduce fear of crime
• Escudo can cash in again
• World first for SA racing
• Bale honoured for a stellar season
• ‘If Giggs had retired earlier he’d be Red Devils boss’
• Benitez backs Ronaldo’s woeful free-kicks
• Cometh the Cup, cometh Aussies
• Lancaster gives fringe players a chance to shine
• ‘Cheika-fear’ is Aussies’ driving force
• Georgia must now finish the job
• ‘Forgotten’ Lopsy fired up
• Price’s big challenge to get Internatio­nals pumped
• Silverware is the only currency
• Springboks forced to re-think
• BOK LOOSE TRIO HAS A TIGHT BOND
• Elder Morkel happy to be back in Proteas’ fold
• Help for self-taught product developers is here
• Shedding light on sexual pestering
• Ecstatic PA named Office Profession­al of Year
• Labour law is clear on retrenchme­nt procedures
• Industrial issues
• If you have a love for sport, go ahead and study it
• Women can be pioneers of progress
• Knowing your competitor­s is vital
• GOSPEL DIGEST
• King Mouze coolest kwaito act from a suburban house
• Music, new acts the shining lights at a gloomy Daisies
• Rapper keeps it fresh by dropping relatable rhymes
• Double Crossword
• Living on edge is risky business for free-wheelin’ pair

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