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March 25, 2025

E Cape conman flees to City amid fresh allegations

CONVICTED Gqeberha conman, Hendrik Barnard, is believed to be hiding in Cape Town after being released on parole for allegedly defrauding people by pocketing their money after promising to sell their cars.

2 mins

TRANSNET'S PRIVATE SECTOR PLAN

Reform for struggling rail and port system

2 mins

Callas Foundation petitions to deny mom ‘killer’ bail

THE Callas Foundation has petitioned the Wynberg Magistrate's Court to deny the bail application by the man accused of strangling his girlfriend to death in his home.

1 mins

Police bust heroin drug lab in Schaapkraal

CRIME intelligence teams together with police have stopped the operations of a heroin lab in Schaapkraal, after arresting a 45-year-old man, who was using a substance to “produce” more of the drug.

1 mins

Mother testifies in Cape Flats arms dealer trial

A LOTUS River mother took to the witness stand in the Western Cape High Court to relive her teen son’s last moments after he was allegedly shot and killed by a firearm which the State contends was sold illegally by Anderson Padayachee.

2 mins

Defence grills State witness in Joshlin trial

AS DAY 15 ended in the kidnapping trial of Joshlin Smith, Judge Nathan Erasmus said today should be the final day of cross-examination of the State's star witness, Lourentia Lombaard.

2 mins

Semigrants return to Joburg as Cape Town costs soar

FOR years, Johannesburg has been feeling the effects of a mass migra- tion to the Western Cape, with many South Africans lured by promises of picturesque scenery and a more laid- back lifestyle. However, a recent trend suggests that for some semigrants, the grass isn’t as green as it seemed on the other side.

2 mins

Load shedding sparks concerns over energy reliability

ENERGY experts have raised concern about the reliability of Eskom’s energy supply after the power utility unexpectedly implemented load shedding on Wednesday night following the loss of five generation units.

2 mins

Bird flu crisis looms over South Africa

EXPERTS are warning that South Africa is on the brink of an avian influenza disaster.

2 mins

Rain sparks Cape Town crash surge

WITH the rainy season not yet in full swing, the City’s Public Emergency Communication Centre has already recorded an increase in motor vehicle accidents.

2 mins

KZN faces ongoing medicine shortages

KWAZULU Natal portfolio committee on health chairperson, Imran Keeka, said facility-level and the National Department of Health must answer why there are supplier issues and why ordering of medicines is not done properly.

2 mins

Rasool meets Lamola after US expulsion

INTERNATIONAL Relations Minister, Ronald Lamola, has met with expelled ambassador to the US Ebrahim Rasool, following his return to the country on Sunday.

1 mins

Addressing challenges faced by girl learners in South Africa

SANITATION and access to hygiene products, teen pregnancies and sexual assault are but a few of the barriers to education for girl learners, researchers at the Legal Resources Centre said as it focused on the challenges that girl learners face in South Africa.

2 mins

Bronkhorstspruit water crisis: “we're drinking mud”

RESIDENTS of Bronkhorstspruit, a town in the Tshwane Municipality, find themselves in an alarming predicament.

2 mins

Confusion over land expropriation

IT is intriguing and, could be comical was it not such a serious matter, that both proponents and opponents of the Land Expropriation Act continue to misinterpret just what it is and meant to achieve.

1 mins

Response to Halim Gencoglu on Palestine’s occupation

THE Opinion piece by Halim Gencoglu “Arab World’s Response to Palestine’s Occupation” (Cape Argus 19 March, 2025) needs to be responded to.

1 mins

Bobby Sager’s hands-on approach to changing the world

BOBBY Sager doesn't believe in charity the way most people do. To him, real impact comes from being present, on the ground, face-to-face, in some of the world’s most challenging places.

3 mins

The crisis of fraudulent qualifications

THE persistent challenge of falsified or misrepresented qualifications in South Africa exposes serious shortcomings in recruitment and appointment processes. Although the scale of the problem is difficult to quantify, it is considered to be reaching “pandemic” levels, particularly in the public sector.

3 mins

Advancing towards a TB-free world

TUBERCULOSIS (TB) is an ancient and deadly infectious disease that still claims over 1 million lives every year. However, thanks to significant investments, medical advancements, and global political commitment, we now have the tools to prevent TB in at-risk individuals and effectively treat the disease when it is detected early.

3 mins

Norway hosts Europe's first orbital vehicle launch

A GERMAN start-up hoped to conduct a test flight of its Spectrum rocket yesterday from Norway's Andoya Spaceport, a first for Europe which is keen to maintain its access to space.

1 mins

Huthi attacks force ships to make costly detour

ATTACKS by Huthi rebels in Yemen have forced three-fourths of US-flagged ships to avoid the Red Sea and instead take the long and expensive detour around the southern tip of Africa, the US national security advisor said Sunday.

1 mins

Mozambique leader meets opposition chief to reset relations

MOZAMBIQUE President Daniel Chapo met the main opposition figure Venancio Mondlane for talks in an effort to ease tensions following months of violent clashes between protesters and security forces, the presidency said late on Sunday.

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Protesters rally as Imamoglu jailed in graft probe

ISTANBULS embattled Ekrem Imamoglu vowed to fight on despite being suspended as mayor and jailed on Sunday, in developments that have sparked Turkey's worst street unrest in more than a decade.

2 mins

Ukraine says talks with US on war with Russia ‘productive’

US AND Ukrainian officials in Saudi Arabia wrapped up “productive and focused” talks on Sunday night on de-escalating the war with Russia, whose delegation was set to hold its own separate discussions with the Americans yesterday.

2 mins

New tax year brings second wave of savings-pot withdrawals

Since the start of the new tax year on March 1, Alexforbes has observed a second wave of interest from retirement fund members in checking their balances and submitting savings pot claims.

2 mins

Carpooling and insurance – what you need to know

SOUTH Africa's roads are some of the most congested globally. According to the 2024 INRIX Global Traffic Scorecard, which analyses transportation data and trends among 946 urban areas across the globe, residents in Cape Town lost a staggering 94 hours per year owing to traffic.

2 mins

VAT: why you shouldn't neglect your insurance cover

THE announcement of an increase to VAT has left many South Africans wondering what the impact will be on their budgets.

2 mins

Predatory lenders ‘are violating your rights’

IT WAS Human Rights Day last week and as South Africans reflect on their rights and freedoms, a critical issue facing millions is the scourge of debt abuse and predatory lending.

2 mins

Esjay Jones and the rise of women in music production

IN AN INDUSTRY often dominated by male voices, Esjay Jones is a pow-erful force reshaping the landscape of music production.

3 mins

Our URC SA XV: Gelant shines as Sharks and Bulls survive close calls

THREE victories from four clashes are not something to scoff at for the South African sides in the United Rugby Championship (URC).

2 mins

Dupont undergoes surgery

FRANCE and Toulouse scrumhalf Antoine Dupont has undergone surgery after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), French daily L'Equipe reported on Monday.

1 mins

Edwill’s move to Sharks can be a Springbok springboard for the winger

AS tough as it is for the Lions and their supporters to hear this, maybe a move away from Ellis Park is what speedster Edwill van der Merwe needs to propel him to greater Springbok heights.

2 mins

Lions face a must-win game against Warriors

WITH only the Lions falling short of a victory in the United Rugby Championship (URC), all eyes will be on them this weekend as they bid to close out their overseas journey in the tournament with a win.

3 mins

I just want the batters to hit me, says Mlaba

SCROLLING through Proteas Women's star Nonkululeko Mlaba's social media pages locating a cricket post is like finding a needle in a haystack.

2 mins

'We knew we could bring home a medal'

PRUDENCE Sekgodiso left footprints where no other South African-born athlete had walked before, securing a gold medal in the women's 800m at the World Indoor Championships in Nanjing, China, on Sunday.

2 mins

Broos: Benin clash could be decider in World Cup qualifiers

BAFANA Bafana coach Hugo Broos believes that their Fifa World Cup 2026 qualifier against Benin on Tuesday (kick-off 6pm) could be a defining moment in their campaign, with the potential to either make or break their hopes of qualification.

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Kategorie: Newspaper

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Daily

The Cape Argus is perfectly positioned to play an important role as a bridge that attempts to connect the diverse communities of Cape Town as they set about finding common ground from Khayelitsha to Constantia. It is a meeting place where readers, regardless of their race, sex colour or creed can feel comfortable and deal with their fellow-citizens on an equal footing. It is a rare privilege to edit a newspaper that essentially writes itself once we have answered the key question: what will the community be talking about today?