The Star Early Edition - 2015-10-15

• M1 BRIDGE HORROR
• Phiyega stopped in her tracks
• WITS STUDENTS IN FEES RAMPAGE
• A TOXIC LEGACY IN OUR MIDST
• From frying pan into fire, that’s ‘naughty boy’ Krejcir
• Rape accused gets bail as he is likely to go free
• Molesting of girl latest in string of cop crimes
• Shock over mutilation of Soweto showjumper’s pony
• Maps loses his way on popularity charts
• Ex-NBA star in herbal Viagra tragedy
• Win tickets to a Titanic experience
• The second rise against big capital
• Judge castigates ANC’s Block over lease shenanigan­s
• Union members back fund managers in trust feud
• Samwu scandal hots up
• Maternal homes to be set up for moms-to-be
• Lesufi receives a drubbing over inadequate audit report
• Going Dutch in bid to co-create South Africa
• Motsoeneng faces disciplina­ry hearing at broadcaste­r
• Students to picket at summit
• Israel cracks down on Palestinia­n uprising
• Sex toys in US campus gun law rally
• Video phones change conflict dynamic
• So it’s cheers to SAB as we know it
• Gauteng should be strategica­lly key
• Can we escape our fixation with cars for greater good?
• Get rid of this rogue
• ANC‘s agenda changes
• Higher education summit will help speed up change
• M&R sustains scaffold collapse
• Mega beer deal requires minister’s nod
• Offices of five LPG firms are raided
• Mediclinic buys UAE hospitals
• UNDER MICROSCOPE
• WANTED: LEADERS
• Protecting SA’s children is the FPB’s top priority
• Nobel winner shows we’re helping the wrong people
• Trade deal too relevant to be kept under wraps
• UK divorce settlement ruling to corner lying husbands
• String of IPOs on JSE defy the gloom permeating economy
• ‘Stefanutti, commission have a consent agreement’
• Ceres strike ends with 8.25% wage hike
• Clough buys oil and gas firm in Canada
• Matriculan­ts urged to research careers
• GE seeks inroads into Africa railways market
• Higher education intricatel­y intertwine­d with technology
• PSG Wealth ranked in top three for third successive year
• Chinese growth expected to be lower but not critical
• Deflation fears for world’s second-largest economy
• Unchecked population growth is a world challenge
• Kids must choose what they study
• World salutes rural women’s efforts
• SPICY VEGETARIAN BURGERS WITH RAITA
• ASIAN-STYLE PORK BURGERS WITH PICKLED SLAW
• CHEESE-FILLED BEEF BURGERS
• Swiss Note to hit a high
• Skosan a wing with a prayer
• Shakes’ thumbs up to Central American trip
• Marais beefs up Bulls with four huge lock forwards
• Bafana expecting tough CHAN tie with Angola
• ‘There will be no let up’
• Tributes to former Star Deputy Sports Editor and tennis writer
• Patient Karunaratn­e dominates wasteful West Indies
• Tuks look to kick-start their year
• Delight for Dhoni as Proteas wilt
• Meyer predicts few tries, gigantic arm-wrestle
• No more lives for Boks – JP
• Kika banned for six years
• Agricultur­e must grow to feed our nation
• 10 ways in which great leaders turn failures into successes
• Unemployed graduates can learn from the Boks
• A post-graduate study could set you apart
• Peugeot gets serious
• Car upgrades now done over the air
• 308’s power is phenomenal for a 1.6
• New Figo offered in petrol or diesel power
• X marks the spot for Toyota’s Aygo
• Bolt set to herald new era for Tata in South Africa
• Wanna Smokey Burnout? Get an M2
• Santa Fe joins the Elite of SUVs
• Puzzlingly high prices worry author of annual Kinsey Report
• ‘Our rivals are too afraid of us’ - Newey
• Rally title fight goes down to the wire
• SA team in world karting finals
• Mazda scores a real bullseye with MX-5
• Audi’s wagon is a Jekyll ‘n Hyde ride
• Marked and dangerous
• SA gets ‘Four Weddings’… and it ain’
• Double Crossword
• Quiz Crossword

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