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June 19, 2026

CAPE TOWN’S ‘SHOTSPOTTER’ CONTRACT ENDS

Questions over new surveillance tender

2 mins

Bafana Bafana live to see another day at World Cup

WHEW!

2 mins

Learner dies after assault ‘over cellphone’

THEFT CLAIM

1 mins

Justice for Vinchernico Theron: 10 found guilty

MURDER

1 mins

Peet Viljoen’s legal nightmare: From detention in US to prison in Pretoria

FRAUD CHARGES

1 mins

State witness in drug case gunned down in Kensington

‘AMBUSH’

2 mins

Cape Town tourism record

CAPE Town continues to attract high-value international visitors, with foreign tourism driving record spending and anchoring the city’s visitor economy in 2025, according to Cape Town Tourism’s 2025 Economic Value of Tourism report.

1 mins

Man refunded after returning R600k vehicle

CAPE Town resident Moksham Soundarajan has received a refund after returning a faulty vehicle worth more than R600 000 to WP Motors, bringing an end to a nine-month consumer dispute that tested the protections available to South African motorists under the Consumer Protection Act.

1 mins

TikToker's near-death experience sparks warning

SHE thought the charcoal would keep her warm. Instead, it nearly cost her her life.

2 mins

Sassa urged to address queue chaos in Khayelitsha

KHAYELITSHA residents who rely on services at the Sassa office in Kuyasa say long queues, poor communication, and alleged queue-jumping have placed a heavy strain on beneficiaries, particularly the elderly and people with disabilities.

1 mins

From university to traffic lights in search of a job

WHILE many marked Youth Day by reflecting on opportunity and progress, 25-year-old qualified town planner Lungelo Ndaba stood at a set of traffic lights in Cape Town, holding onto hope that a passing motorist might offer what years of study have not yet secured: a job.

1 mins

SAPS is screening undocumented Malawian nationals

FINGERPRINT CHECKS

1 mins

Dispute over R3.7m Bentley tied to asbestos scandal

OWNERSHIP

1 mins

Hawks analyst testifies about R300m drug trafficking case

MADLANGA INQUIRY

2 mins

MK Party gives Ndhlela, Zuma-Sambudla the boot

‘UNDERMINED LEADERSHIP’

2 mins

Deportations won't solve unemployment

PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent address on illegal immigration was intended to reassure South Africans that government is responding decisively to growing concerns about undocumented migration, border security, and economic exclusion.

3 mins

Dying to be men: SA male mental health crisis

SOCIETY has become adept at counting dead men; we count them when they are murdered.

4 mins

Youth Gospel, comedy and street dance light up the city

YOUTH Gospel Jam 2026 brings together a new generation of voices for a night of praise, purpose and powerful worship.

1 mins

Legend mourned, Kehlani’s SA tour and Jub Jub gets bail

A MAJOR concert announcement, the passing of a music giant and a high-profile legal saga — this week’s entertainment headlines have offered a little bit of everything.

4 mins

Da Cruz appointment exposes Chiefs’ confusion and Nabi’s influence

THE appointment of Fernando Da Cruz was meant to signal a clean break and a fresh tactical direction at Kaizer Chiefs, but instead it has reinforced questions about direction rather than clarity.

1 mins

Ancelotti’s ‘untouchable’ Casemiro faces backlash

RECALLED by Carlo Ancelotti, Casemiro became an untouchable figure for Brazil — until a disappointing World Cup start made him a prime target for criticism at home.

2 mins

Historic Portugal draw brings joy to Ebola-stricken DRC

THE Democratic Republic of Congo’s first-ever World Cup point on Wednesday gave their compatriots in Bunia, the epicentre of the Ebola outbreak, a rare chance to celebrate.

2 mins

Why the Tartan Army sparked bitter-sweet 2010 nostalgia

THE Scots pulled into Boston Stadium, proud and chest-puffing, to deliver a vocal-cord-busting rendition of Flower of Scotland this past week, and it put my nostalgia into overdrive.

2 mins

Leinster brace for Bulls' power play

LEINSTER head coach Leo Cullen believes the Bulls’ game plan in the United Rugby Championship (URC) final will be built around set-piece dominance and power, but he is also wary of their attacking threat ahead of the Dublin showdown.

1 mins

Proteas finally find a No 3 in Dercksen

PROTEAS Women’s all-rounder Annerie Dercksen admits Sunday’s blockbuster T20 World Cup showdown with India is “do or die for us”.

2 mins

Emmanuel ready to chase Bok dream alongside brother Vincent

EIGHTEEN months ago, Emmanuel Tshituka and his brother Vincent could only wait patiently for their dream of playing for the Springboks to be realised.

2 mins

Mokoena rescues Bafana as draw keeps hopes alive

BAFANA Bafana’s World Cup campaign remains alive after a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Czech Republic in their second Group A fixture on Thursday.

2 mins

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Cape Argus Description:

Éditeur: Independent-Media-Newspapers

Catégorie: Newspaper

Langue: English

Fréquence: 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?