The Star Early Edition - 2018-09-18

• WAYS TO BEAT THE JOBURG HEAT
• Passengers recount nightmare bus crash
• Knives out for minister
• Case of common assault opened against soccer coach
• THERE’S A SURPLUS OF GRIEF ON TV
• ASHANTI AGREES TO ‘HISTORIC’ WAGE DEAL
• GOVERNMENT TRIED TO STOP CLOSING OF GUPTA ACCOUNTS
• INCREASING TOBACCO TAXES COULD BE A WIN-WIN
• TYPHOON VICTIMS ENTOMBED IN PHILIPPINE­S
• ‘We want accountabi­lity’
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• ‘Remorseful’ paedophile wants leniency
• South African cities are thriving
• Brace for biggest fuel price hikes
• Sperm surgery results in first pregnancy in country
• WHO WAS BORN
• HOW TO SURVIVE HEATWAVE
• Tlale shows his new collection at Edcon show
• Mmusi’s bid criticised as ‘desperate’
• ‘Social media harassment is putting my child at risk’
• Draft your will, free of charge
• Unions rally around teachers
• HOW TO DRAW UP A WILL
• Tenant’s rights if property’s sold
• New efforts to save endangered rhinos
• Fake tickets a ‘danger to spectators’
• Sylvester fathers two cubs
• Mambas hunt poachers
• LIONESSES
• National power utility #Eskom announced that coal stocks were low at 10 of its 15 power stations. And if the stocks are not replenishe­d it could lead to load-shedding
• THERE ARE BETTER WAYS TO GO ABOUT THE LAND ISSUE
• DRIVEN OUT OF OUR TENTS DURING OUR HAJJ TO MECCA BECAUSE OF OUR SKIN COLOUR
• LAND ISSUE: DID ANC THINK ABOUT THIS…
• Honour for Blaauwberg reserve
• Fires claim lives of 511 people
• Graduate, 79, proves it’s never too late
• Nicro turns 108 years
• 38 jobs on the line in W Cape legislatur­e
• Women set for mountain climb to highlight albinism
• LGBTI+ gauges policies
• Metro cop recruits vetted thoroughly
• Teen raped, murdered woman, 95
• Eskom plans 12 contracts to sort out coal shortages
• Cyril wants ‘coup plotters’ exposed
• The Perfect Murder is alive and well in SA
• MOTIVATING WOMEN ENTREPRENE­URS
• It’s do or die for a shrinking and embattled Cosatu
• Ethiopians protest against deadly ethnic violence
• China takes Sweden to task over tourists
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Liberty ‘redesign’ raises fear of job losses
• Stillwater-Lonmin deal gets nod
• Gupta-linked Tegeta blamed for shortage of coal at Eskom
• HEALTH CARE
• PALI LEHOHLA
• MONEY-LAUNDERING CLAIM
• Tower grows in Europe with prime property buy in Croatia
• Almost ready to open: R50m public road to improve access to S&J Industrial Estate
• Let’s take a leaf from Trump’s book and boost manufactur­ing
• Are Africa’s money suppliers holding out on start-ups?
• Lift your glass to spring tipple
• EASY LEMON CURD CHEESECAKE ICE CREAM
• DAILY ASTROLOGER
• Sune shines as SA whip Windies
• Strong field for CT Marathon
• Drier’s on the march again
• PRIMES MAHLAMBI
• Komphela more than happy in his Celtic role
• More cups for Moses Mabhida?
• McCarthy could look to Rantie for Pirates clash
• Lions target
• Selection dilemma looming for Real’s Lopetegui
• KOLISI COULD USE A LESSON IN LEADERSHIP
• Parnell has ‘no regrets’ as he pens Kolpak deal
• Amakhosi want to keep winning momentum
• Dyantyi looks ready to fill Habana’s boots

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