The Star Late Edition - 2018-11-09

• Property mogul guilty of murdering wife
• Gordhan’s Gupta meeting storm
• Outa intensifie­s fight over e-tolls
• SERGIO SURGES AHEAD AT SUN CITY
• MAMA AFRICA REMEMBERED 10 YEARS ON
• MTN RISK FOR BANKING SECTOR
• ‘Killer’ ditches bail bid
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• More Gupta employees fight for pay
• Mbambo surprises gospel fans
• Beauty queen Rambi is flying the flag for SA in Japan
• Coal mine opens
• Former Scorpions boss claims he was framed
• Pupils #IdibalaCha­llenge in classroom draws flak
• KZN hospitals oncology ‘crisis’
• PAP SMEAR BREAKTHROU­GH
• Oracle launches new hub
• Amazing iPhone XS Max
• ‘Technology is making life simpler and easier’
• Huawei’s proud of its Public Cloud
• Tech advances in home security
• The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month…
• Community leader gives a helping hand in society
• City Power: we’ve got the power
• THE CITY AUDIT
• CHILDREN SAFETY CAMPAIGN
• E-tolls system has added to economic gloom and doom
• Guilt Road no one-way
• The days of violent protests are over
• State pursues ‘rogue unit’ trio
• Economic reform is ‘key to foreign investment’
• DA, FF+ withhold observatio­ns
• Soldier who escaped death penalty returns home
• Minister upset at lack of women elected
• ON THIS DAY IN SA HISTORY
• Trump stopped in his populist tracks - for now
• Mobilising the world against criminalit­y
• WITHOUT A DROP TO DRINK: SA’S WATER CRISIS
• With his wings clipped, Trump may shift focus
• New low for press freedom
• China hailed as the ‘New Jerusalem’
• Woman acquitted of blasphemy freed
• Toxic air, strike after Diwali festivitie­s
• Prince Charles a fun grandpa
• Tattoo girl caught in spider’s web
• MUSHROOM AND CHICKEN WITH NUT CREAM AND WHOLEWHEAT SPAGHETTI WITH BASIL
• Strangers cross paths
• DAILY ASTROLOGER
• Faltering mine sector production sparks recession fears
• Standard Bank, AVI announce their secondary listings on A2X
• The Foschini Group posts strong growth in Australia
• Investment conference pledges to benefit constructi­on sector, says Stefanutti Stocks
• Lethal authority will be the next step in robotic evolution
• Atterbury in BBBEE deal with Talis Investment Partners
• Fuel consumptio­n the most common issue among new vehicle buyers
• R438M NEW PRODUCTION LINE
• Tradehold’s fortunes have been turned around
• BUSINESS OF PROPERTY
• Something is in the air… so let’s be like Argos
• Big step to save World Wide Web
• BUSINESS OF TESLA
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Bespoke Knysna furniture is a highlight of weekend sale
• Develop a lodge in PE weekend retreat area
• Proteas’ Big Five must deliver
• Herschelle’s bat hits auction price for a six
• Faf wants more good Adelaide memories
• Pitso has a plan for Pirates
• Benni not taking Leopards lightly
• Chiefs need to be mentally strong
• BACK THE BOKS TO TAKE DOWN THE FRENCH
• Wolff hungry for double celebratio­n
• Roles reversed in classic German clash
• More than derby bragging rights up for grabs
• Okocha excited for Bafana showdown
• Roaring Lions put an emphatic end to the Cobras’ unbeaten run
• Mobility ahead of power for Boks
• RASSIE HAS HIS SAY
• NEDBANK GOLF CHALLENGE

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