The Star Early Edition - 2019-10-14

• Girl, 4, at centre of guardiansh­ip wrangle
• R3bn water project has tapped out
• SOARING WIN
• Déjà vu for Boks and Blossoms
• KATULONDI TAKES SEAT AT THE TABLE
• SA CONSUMERS STILL DANCING WITH THE DEBT DEVIL |
• MINISTER: IT’S NOW TIME FOR ACTION |
• Prasa avoids paying over R20m
• Expo not all about sex, baby, but educationa­l too
• PE mayor facing battle for his survival
• Soldier cleared of rape fights to be reinstated
• You have a right to get a refund
• Rot has set in in medical sector, sadly
• NEW DISCOVERY
• Stories from the veld
• Call for comment on road plan
• JZ’s family stand firm after ruling
• More than R3bn in infrastruc­ture funding returned
• Downgradin­g of SA embassy in Tel Aviv still not finalised, CR reveals
• ON THIS DAY OCTOBER 14
• Underspend­ing R111m: officials held to account
• Where love is a crime
• Challenge gets youth into habit of saving
• RAGIMANA, AN UNSUNG HERO OF SOUTH AFRICA
• New Year’s Test is one game we can’t afford to lose
• Climate scientists’ new plea
• Protesters shift tactics to complicate police efforts
• Rescue efforts in full swing
• Tunisians elect next president
• ‘Strictly Come Dancing UK’ has new spark
• Oprah Winfrey: this is why I didn’t marry
• Show lays Luke Perry to rest
• Rihanna insists on wearing everything from her Fenty collection
• DAILY ASTROLOGY
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• MTN roaming deal is key to Cell C’s revival
• Peregrine warns investors of a pending 45% drop in earnings
• NUM backs down from 25% wage rise demand
• Jasco shows flat revenue and a decline in its operating profit
• Gold: Bull market is wearing off
• Retail apocalypse narrative might be over-exaggerate­d
• Donderweer makes a point
• Wales happy with ‘ugly’ victory
• Proteas get a pounding
• Bottas wins but Lewis miles ahead
• Pienaar heaps praise on the Cheetahs
• HIGHLANDS PARK V BLACK ORLANDO PIRATES V STELLENBOS­CH LEOPARDS FC Lorch keen to find his best form
• Neymar limps off in draw
• How they square off in the TKO openers
• Amakhosi continue to dominate
• ALL EYES WILL BE ON THE HOSTS AGAINST BOKS RUGBY WORLD CUP
• It’s all about speed for Japan
• New marathon mark for Kenyan queen

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