The Star Late Edition - 2014-01-21

• Horror-rape girl names attacker
• GAUTENG’S MARS STARS
• Newest best friends
• Fearful ordeal for targeted families
• DA to approach public protector over Mothutlung
• Evictions: six protesters remain behind bars
• Is this Fifa boss’s new love?
• Beautiful plumage gives male ostrich the rule of the roost
• Spat between Limpopo parents and teachers resolved
• Ramaphosa slammed as ‘cowardly, ignorant’
• O’Sullivan suspect claims maltreatme­nt
• Henning puts up R10m for bail
• Hospital lifts still not repaired months down the line
• Replica of KZN driver’s car found in Gauteng
• R500 000 to escort Zuma, Motlanthe
• Axe-killing accused ‘delusional’
• Body braces to deal with e-toll problems
• Improving education of knowledge-hungry kids
• Tributes to BBC presenter Dumor
• Russia set for golden Games
• WOMEN TO FLY TO NEW HEIGHTS
• Sparkling Waters Hotel beckons
• Fikile not sorry for ‘bunch of losers’ insult
• Mafia’s killing of 3-year-old shocks Italy
• UN chief boots Iran out of peace talks
• Fears eased as Mugabe appears in public
• EU to send smaller than expected force to help stabilise CAR
• There are ways to buck the e-toll system
• More gloom for Bafana
• ANC must take a stand
• Change is in the air, towards a more resilient Joburg
• Plants can adapt and remember
• Their blood was not shed for nothing
• Gap between super-rich and poor steadily widening
• Scientists identify the bad in-box habits that can create tension in the office
• Looming Amcu strike faces resistance
• Rousseff woos business elite
• ElementOne’s bizarre existence draws to a close
• Finland classifies Bitcoin as a commodity, not a currency
• Property market is likely to regain its balance this year
• Zim land grabs threaten Tongaat Hulett
• Telkom urged to lay to rest allegation­s
• Specialist­s could save insurers millions, says Infiniti
• Zimbabwe peruses platinum firms’ mandatory plans to build refineries
• Jardine appointed chief executive
• Tongaat Hulett
• Top counsel quits amid SEC probe
• Capacity to rein in cement prices
• Survé unveils R55m injection
• Less than half of buyers in suburbs are white
• Eskom staff weigh wildcat strike over ‘low salary increase’
• Reasons for home sales show positive signs
• Rand touches new low on strike threat
• FOCUS ON WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM Trust in the state falls across the world
• EU markets start week on sour note as Deutsche Bank records a loss
• Oxfam blasts widening gulf between the poor and rich
• Companies expected to start opening their purse strings
• Red Ray in Flying Champs mix
• Hattingh on the up Down Under
• Li and Bouchard cruise to semis
• I didn’t cheer when Serena lost – Stephens
• Navratilov­a sees her future in coaching role
• Nigeria may look to young guns for World Cup
• Emotional Mourinho accepts writers’ award
• United won’t give up on title, Moyes insists
• Aussies bolster their batting
• Limping Lions can still ‘salvage something’ from season – Toyana
• WORLD AT A GLANCE
• Bafana set for overhaul
• Cricket South Africa takes a stand over ICC’s new draft proposal
• Master muso Van Veen makes magic
• Actors’ youthful passion is encha
• SA’s young theatre voices mesmerise

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