The Star Early Edition - 2019-01-14

• SA soccer salutes fallen star Masinga
• Gautrain’s R1.6bn subsidy
• Our future lies with youth – Ramaphosa
• BUSISWA JOINS GQOM NATION
• ISANDLWANA CULTURE SALUTE
• FORD MOTORS STILL A HOT TOPIC
• WOES CONTINUE TO PILE UP IN EUROPE
• ‘We’ll employ 240 nurses’
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• Homeless people ‘invade’ substation­s
• Prasa disregards railways safety, says regulator
• Unisa still concerned over numbers
• Debutant Hamza shows his worth to the Proteas
• MultiChoic­e decoder insurance a rip-off when it comes to replacemen­t
• Armyworm war needs new tactic
• AARON UFUMELI
• Plan to use fertility aid to warn women off sex
• War correspond­ent’s skull rebuilt after airport fall
• Every drink sinks the heart
• Huawei boss’s arrest could trigger major backlash from China
• Hi-tech’s torture at times
• SADC calls for recount in DRC presidenti­al poll
• ANC puts focus on fighting corruption
• Malema, EFF pay legal costs to AfriForum
• ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• Tackling racism in schools
• SUPPORTING KIDS AT SCHOOL GOES BEYOND THE KODAK MOMENTS
• ‘Chippa’ Masinga gone way, way too soon
• Fatal gas blast, ‘yellow vest’ protests rock Paris
• Israel hits Iranian targets
• Hearing into Trump talks
• Syria seeks to step up dialogue with Kurds
• Heavy Facebook use like drug abuse
• Life’s a beach for Lohan
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Davies warns of no-deal Brexit’s devastatin­g impact on economy
• SA may have to import maize at high prices if drought persists
• Social unrest in France hits Richemont’s sales
• A message of hope, and a vision of creating a better world
• Tharisa cuts 2019 production forecast
• ‘Isolated’ Qatar to raise investment­s in US to $45bn
• China promises to cut more restrictio­ns
• COO OF ECOBANK DENIES THAT THERE IS AN INVESTIGAT­ION
• Strong recovery for SA’s financial markets
• Tumour variance between sexes
• Nigeria slow to stub out smoking
• Punters should have their work cut out
• De Kock shows a new maturity
• Fit Serena is back to best form – coach
• Warriors want Cobras scalp
• THIRD TEST: DAY 3 PLAYS
• TOFFEES STOP
• Downs, Bucs need fast starts
• AmaZulu ready for Chiefs test
• Da Gama wants team to make an impact
• Celtic, Arrows can’t be separated
• De Kock leads the way for the Proteas
• Rest now ‘Waltzing Phil’
• Chiefs have a lot to do after defeat
• SONO PAYS TRIBUTE TO PHIL

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