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August 28, 2025

NSFAS demands R45 billion in unpaid loans from former students

NATIONAL Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) CEO Waseem Carrim has revealed that the scheme is owed R45 billion in outstanding student loans and has called on former beneficiaries to begin repayments.

2 mins

INTERPOL SUMMIT URGES A UNITED FRONT AGAINST ORGANISED CRIME

Police leaders from across Africa gather to discuss solutions

3 mins

Girl tells mom school caretaker ‘touched’ her

A CARETAKER at Emithini Primary School in Bloekombos has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl last week.

1 mins

Court grants father custody after violent altercation between mom and daughter

A LATE-NIGHT altercation between a mother and her teenage daughter which resulted in the child allegedly being injured by a broken mirror, has resulted in the court ordering that the children must live with their father.

1 mins

Sisters injured in taxi crash on their way to school

TWO learners in Strandfontein have sustained serious injuries after they were knocked over by a drunken driver of a minibus while crossing the street yesterday morning.

1 mins

Urgent action needed as Codeta, Cata feud over route

The Cape Organisation for the Democratic Taxi Association (Codeta) and the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (Cata) have confirmed they are now in conflict over the Khayelitsha-Somerset West route.

2 mins

New Wynberg homeless centre aims to transform lives

ANEW centre to support people experiencing homelessness is set to open in Wynberg after U-Turn Homeless Ministries confirmed it had secured the go-ahead from its executive team.

2 mins

Challenge to Shell oil drilling plans heads to Concourt

COMMUNITIES on the Eastern Cape’s Wild Coast are heading to the Constitutional Court next month to fight Shell’s drilling for oil on parts of the province's coastline.

1 mins

Car dealership must refund customer, faces penalties over defective vehicle sale

A CAR dealership will have to refund a client the purchase price of a vehicle and pay an administration penalty fee of R50000 after the Western Cape High Court confirmed it had contravened a section of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA).

2 mins

Conversion of Golden Acre complex to flats, retail hub

WITH construction set to begin in October, following its successful acquisition of the Golden Acre complex, local property developers Gary Moore and Roelof Delport, Putirex (Pty) Ltd, has embarked on a monumental redevelopment project.

2 mins

Mabe challenges R27m fraud case, questions SIU report

FORMER ANC national spokesperson, Pule Mabe, has submitted representations seeking to have his fraud and corruption charges withdrawn, maintaining his innocence of the allegations.

1 mins

G20 summit will go ahead 'with or without Trump'

SOUTH Africa has reiterated its stance that the upcoming G20 summit in Johannesburg in November will go ahead, with or without US President Donald Trump.

1 mins

Parliamentary committee demands clarity on SABC bill delays

THE parliamentary committee on communications and digital technologies has given Minister Solly Malatsi until tomorrow to give an update on the SABC bill, which he intended withdrawing from Parliament last year.

1 mins

Malema guilty of hate speech, court rules

EQUALITY ACT

2 mins

Ramaphosa: a call for accountability

SOUTH African President Cyril Ramaphosa found himself interrogating citizens on the dire state of service delivery, epitomised by the ongoing water shortages gripping numerous communities. Yet, rather than dwelling on the question of why taps run dry, there exists a far more pressing issue lurking beneath the surface: the effects of coalition politics on stable governance in South Africa.

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Consequence management matters

WE ARE hearing more and more about the concept of consequence management. In essence the term really means punishing those who have done wrong. Unfortunately, we keep hearing how connected individuals in our society get away with all sorts of wrongdoing.

2 mins

The struggle for women’s leadership in SA

APPROXIMATELY three decades ago, women were not permitted to vote or to work, and three decades later, our gender disparities continue to persist in a country that advocates equality, fair play, and equal opportunity without prejudice and racism.

4 mins

Hoaxes target campuses

STUDENTS at the University of South Carolina were sent into panic when they received an active shooter alert and police rushed to the library.

1 mins

French, German, Polish leaders to visit Moldova in show of force

THE leaders of France, Germany and Poland are due in Moldova yesterday in a show of support, a day before campaigning starts for next month's tense parliamentary election amid claims of Russian interference in the pro-EU nation bordering Ukraine.

2 mins

HRW accuses Mauritania of years of migrant abuse

MAURITANIAN security forces have committed “serious human rights violations” against migrants and asylum seekers ranging from torture to rape over the past five years, Human Rights Watch said yesterday in a report.

1 mins

Israeli protesters want hostage deal

THOUSANDS of demonstrators massed in Tel Aviv this week, seeking to push the government to end the war in Gaza and strike a deal to return hostages, as the security cabinet convened.

2 mins

BRICS: The industrialisation of Africa

MAYA Nikolskaya is acting director of the Centre for African Studies of the Institute for International Studies at MGIMO University, Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She is an expert of the Russian International Affairs Council, a member of the Expert Council on the Development and Support of Comprehensive Partnership with African Countries under the State Duma of the Russian Federation, the Commission on International Development Assistance of Rossotrudnichestvo and the Valdai Discussion Club. Since 2019 she has been teaching the Swahili language at MGIMO University.

2 mins

Amorim: Man United not ready for Europe

MANCHESTER United head coach Ruben Amorim has admitted his team was not ready to play in Europe this season.

2 mins

Galaxy gain momentum with back-to-back wins as ban is lifted

TS GALAXY have bounced back from a slow start to the season, securing their second consecutive win with a 2-0 triumph over Siwelele FC at Mbombela Stadium on Tuesday evening.

2 mins

Rain no obstacle, Lyles insists ahead of Diamond League finals

US sprinter Noah Lyles played down the prospect of heavy rain at the Diamond League finals in Zurich today when he will go head-to-head in a mouthwatering 200m with Botswanan rival Letsile Tebogo.

2 mins

Ouaddou: Pirates climb standings but need to improve consistency

ORLANDO Pirates are on an upward trajectory after racking up back-to-back victories in the Betway Premiership, but coach Adeslam Ouaddou says they still need to be consistent all round.

2 mins

Isak selected by Sweden despite Newcastle standoff

NEWCASTLE forward Alexander Isak has been called up by Sweden for World Cup qualifiers despite being sidelined by his club as he tries to force a move to Liverpool.

1 mins

Ferreira can float like a butterfly and sting like a bee

DESPITE senior players David Miller and Marco Jansen set to return to international cricket after missing the tour of Australia, it is Donovan Ferreira’s recall that stands out as perhaps the most exciting.

2 mins

Mbokazi, Sebelebele impress ahead of squad announcement

WHEN Mbekezeli Mbokazi was announced as one of the vice-captains at Orlando Pirates this season, there were mixed reactions to the appointment.

2 mins

Everyone deserves a second chance – even Van Niekerk

MAE West was an incredible woman. Years ahead of her time. The American actress and singer was an outspoken feminist and social progressive who directly challenged censorship and societal norms.

2 mins

Mashimbyi: Van Niekerk not going to T20 World Cup

PROTEAS Women's coach Mandla Mashimbyi has clarified that former captain Dane van Niekerk is not part of South Africa's plans for next month's ICC Women's T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka.

2 mins

Coach Barker looking forward to Stellies old boys’ reunion

STELLENBOSCH FC may not have a derby any more after Cape Town City were relegated at the end of last season, but this weekend’s clash against Mamelodi Sundowns will certainly have a familiar feeling to it.

2 mins

Set piece improvement key for Bok Women

THE Springbok Women feel they still left some points on the field against Brazil, especially from their strong set piece, and their goal is to tighten up in those areas as they lay the foundation for their clash against Italy.

2 mins

All Blacks loom large, but Pumas could be real threat for Boks

WHILE the Springboks embark on the Goliath-sized task of battling the All Blacks in back-to-back Tests on New Zealand soil, it's understandable that most of the discourse will focus on the massive challenge ahead.

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Cape Argus Description:

الناشر: Independent-Media-Newspapers

فئة: Newspaper

لغة: English

تكرار: 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?