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June 14, 2025

BORN FREE, BLOCKED BY THE SYSTEM

FORTY-NINE years after the 1976 youth rose up for their future, a new generation is still fighting - this time, for access to basic survival.

2 mins

Granny fights to reclaim cottage

METRO headline

2 mins

The role of fathers in a time of youth unemployment

IN A country where the future of its youth feels increasingly uncertain, the absence of opportunity is a weight that affects not only the young but also the fathers who strive to guide them.

1 mins

Youth empowerment: engaging in social justice is the way to go

ALTHOUGH my journey with social justice began in primary school under the labels of \"outreach\" and \"charity drives\", I only came to understand its depth at university.

5 mins

Pierce's energetic comeback

NIGEL Pierce, veteran radio Jock and broadcaster is back on radio after a hiatus of six years and he is already making his presence felt with pulsating sounds and sharp tongue comments that has his fans in a frenzy and distractors holding their breaths.

2 mins

SICMF ready to celebrate 20 years of music in a big way

THE Stellenbosch International Chamber Music Festival (SICMF) is set to captivate audiences as it celebrates its 20th anniversary with an extraordinary line-up of concerts, masterclasses, and performances from July 4-13 at the US Konservatorium in Stellenbosch.

1 mins

Father's Day: insights from South African celebrities

NOW that mothers had their day to be spoilt, tomorrow will be for the dads as they celebrate Father’s Day.

4 mins

Mashatile warns on corruption

DEPUTY President Paul Mashatile has sent a clear and uncompromising message in Parliament underscoring the government's intensified focus on consequence management in the water sector to combat corruption and inefficiency.

1 mins

One year on, SA's GNU marked by dysfunction and missed opportunities

AS SOUTH Africa marks the one-year anniversary of its Government of National Unity (GNU), the country stands at a crossroads - again.

1 mins

Multi-use precinct plans for Strand Street quarry unveiled

PLANS to redevelop the Strand Street Quarry into a multi-use community precinct have reached the public feedback assessment phase, following the closure of the official comment period on 30 May 2025.

2 mins

Cutting off rhino horns a deterrent

THE best and cheapest way to protect rhinos, whose population has plummeted over the last 15 years because of poaching, is to cut off their horns, according to researchers who carried out a seven-year study in southern Africa.

1 mins

Walker: combining love for dogs with Ironman triathlons

AFTER Jill Walker finished the bike portion of a triathlon, her friend informed her that the top runner in her age group was only about seven minutes ahead.

3 mins

Study results coincide with rising death toll in the Eastern Cape

AS THE death toll rose to 67 on Thursday from the recent floods in the Eastern Cape, Dr Mary-Jane Bopape, Managing Director of the South African Environmental Observation Network (NRF-SAEON), along with her research collaborators, just released a comprehensive analysis of weather-related disasters in South Africa from 1980 to 2023.

2 mins

Can reforestation cool the planet?

New study reveals potential

1 mins

SAPS battling huge backlog in medical boarding applications

POLICE Minister Senzo Mchunu has disclosed that the South African Police Service (SAPS) is currently facing a backlog of about 200 applications from officers awaiting the processing of their medical boarding applications.

1 mins

Who was Naude in underworld web in SA?

ANDRE Naude, an alleged underworld kingpin, was not new to controversy.

2 mins

How genuine is DA's push for policing devolution?

THE call to devolve some police powers to the provinces and metro councils, has been a drum beaten by the Democratic Alliance (DA) for some time. But will it make a difference or is just about the DA thinking that they can do it better than the ANC?

2 mins

Mchunu outlines major police reforms, new trainee intake

THE National Police boss, Senzo Mchunu, said crime levels in South Africa remain unacceptably high and outlined a series of reforms to strengthen law enforcement.

2 mins

The impact of climate change on food security in SA

WEEKEND ARGUS

2 mins

Redefining concert dining in Cape Town

AS THE bustling pulse of Cape Town's nightlife beats louder on concert nights, executive chef, Keshan Rambarun, is redefining the culinary experience for concertgoers with an innovative approach that melds gourmet flavours with the street food culture.

1 mins

Elon Musk's Starlink: a threat to SA's astronomical research?

THE prospect of Elon Musk's satellite internet venture, Starlink, expanding its operations to South Africa has generated considerable excitement, particularly for its potential to bridge the digital divide in rural communities.

1 mins

'Lack of political will hindering early childhood development'

THE most pressing issue facing early childhood development in South Africa is the lack of political will by the government to meet the needs of young children.

2 mins

Milnerton flats go under hammer

BIDDERS Choice is hosting the online liquidation auction of two one-bedroom flatlets in Milnerton.

1 mins

Paige Nick: a journey through literature and online culture

IF YOU’RE crazy about books, fascinated by authors, or interested in absolutely anything literary, then Paige Nick is a person you really ought to know.

1 mins

Rashid Lombard: capturing resistance and celebration in SA

THE click of a camera shutter and the improvisation of a jazz saxophone may seem worlds apart. Yet, in the hands of South African photojournalist and cultural organiser Rashid Lombard, they became inseparable instruments of resistance and celebration.

3 mins

Cape Town families can embrace winter fun at the CG Ice Rink

THIS winter school holiday, families around Cape Town can embrace the chill in the most exhilarating way - on ice! From June 27 to 21 July 21, the beloved Ice Rink returns, promising a vibrant escape from the winter blues.

1 mins

How Al is changing education: a guide for parents

AS DIGITAL landscapes transform rapidly, so too does the educational playground for today’s students. Gone are the days of poring over dog-eared textbooks and scribbling notes.

2 mins

The mysteries of the human body: fascinating facts and engaging puzzles

A human body book with a twist — discover the science behind the weird and unusual stuff our bodies can do from Dr Azmain Chowdhury, with illustrations from Daniel Nelson.Filled with gross, surprising, and downright terrifying facts, it’s bloated with cool science to impress your friends.

1 mins

When laughter meets parenting: The day my child swore

SO FULL confession time - my child said his first bad word the other day. And guys... I laughed.

2 mins

The battle on antisemitism: Fighting prejudice with prejudice

IN THE aftermath of the fiery attack on a group of people in Boulder, Colorado, who had gathered for a march calling for the release of hostages in Gaza, the brick plaza where they once stood was cordoned off with police tape.

3 mins

Is 'Trump always chickens out' worth repeating?

EVERY day is “Taco Tuesday” for US Democrats this week. Ever since US President Donald Trump angrily dismissed a reporter's question about the “Trump always chickens out” trade theory — the market’s bet that Trump will back off his trade bluster — it has become a non-stop meme, complete with a taco truck to taunt Republicans.

2 mins

Trump can keep troops in LA for now

THE Trump administration won a temporary reprieve to retain control of California National Guard troops at least until Tuesday after a day of legal tussling over the president's decision to send them to quell demonstrations in Los Angeles that erupted over immigration raids.

1 mins

Black box found at site of deadly India plane crash

INVESTIGATORS recovered a black box recorder from the crash site yesterday of a London-bound passenger jet that ploughed into a residential area of India’s Ahmedabad city, killing at least 265 people on board and on the ground.

2 mins

Egypt detains over 200 activists ahead of Gaza aid march

EGYPTIAN authorities have detained more than 200 pro-Palestinian activists in Cairo ahead of an international march aiming to break Israel’s blockade on Gaza, organisers said on Thursday.

2 mins

Is online schooling a cost-effective alternative?

IT’S almost time for the typical mid-year public school holidays, with the resultant need to replace some articles of clothing, buy new textbooks, or otherwise spend money on a child’s, or children’s, education.

3 mins

What couples need to know about community of property and estate planning

IN A marriage in community of property, both spouses jointly own a single estate in equal, undivided shares.

3 mins

Understand these basics before buying life cover

WHEN you take out a life insurance policy, you need to take particular care that you get it right the first time. The trouble with life insurance is that it becomes more expensive as you age, and that, if you put it off until later, there is the possibility you'll have health issues that may even prevent you from being covered at all.

4 mins

The importance of financial planning for young people

MORE young South Africans are prioritising wellness through therapy and fitness, but they continue to overlook financial well-being, and it is costing them more than they realise.

3 mins

Adjudicator criticises pension fund for ignoring complaints

THE Office of the Pension Funds Adjudicator (OPFA) has come down hard on the South African Local Authorities Pension Fund for ignoring repeated requests for information, in what it describes as serious non-compliance with regulatory obligations.

2 mins

Body-swop chaos returns in 'Freakier Friday'

THE beloved body swop antics are set to return in a big way with the upcoming sequel to the cult classic, Freaky Friday.

1 mins

Luxury meets lifestyle in the heart of the Mother City

VIEWERS have once again been transported into some of the world’s most remarkable homes on the latest season of Listing Cape Town.

3 mins

Hollywood's latest detox trend: Orlando Bloom's luxury apheresis treatment

HOLLYWOOD actor Orlando Bloom recently made waves in the wellness world by undergoing a £ 10 000 apheresis “detox” in London.

3 mins

Can you really snack your way to a stronger booty?

WITH social media buzzing about the so-called glute diet, the question arises: Can what you eat really shape and firm your backside? While the concept sounds appealing, experts say it's not quite that simple.

2 mins

Why cosymaxxing is the ultimate winter trend for comfort seekers

AFTER a long day, there's nothing quite like slipping under a warm blanket and savouring a moment of peace.

2 mins

Spain cracks down on Airbnbs

AS TRAVELLERS set their sights on Spain's sun-soaked and culturally rich cities this summer, they must tread carefully after a new clampdown on Airbnb lodgings.

1 mins

Travel in superstar style like Bonang and Beyoncé

MANY of us work all year to be able to afford a holiday, so why not make the most of it and travel wisely. Local and international celebrities have honed their travel routines to perfection.

2 mins

How South Africans over 60 are funding their dream holidays

AFTER decades of meetings, milestones and making sure everyone else was taken care of, many South Africans over 60 are finally placing themselves at the top of the priority list.

2 mins

The world's most welcoming LGBTQIA+ travel destinations

THE visibility of the LGBTQIA+ community has significantly grown in the travel industry over the years as gay rights and inclusivity are championed globally with an increasing number of destinations becoming LGBTQIA+ friendly.

3 mins

Sleek new plug-in hybrid vehicles come to town

BUCKLE up, Mzansi. The local automotive scene just got a significant jolt of electrified energy as the Omoda and Jaecoo brands officially unleash their latest plug-in hybrid contenders onto South African roads.

3 mins

Sir Jim Ratcliff's successful take on modern rugged classic 4x4

THE INEOS Grenadier has been with us for a while now but it still turns heads wherever it goes, especially in the off-road community and more so among those that have a soft spot for the original Land Rover Defender.

5 mins

Your child's new classmate

ARNO Jansen Van Vuuren, Managing Director of Futurewise, shares what parents need to know about Al in the classroom the good, the bad...and the dangerous.

2 mins

Equipping South Africans for life's challenges

IN 1998, Nelson Mandela said, “The future belongs to our youth.” That sentiment remains just as powerful today.

2 mins

Parklands College takes top honours in Coronation Top Investor Challenge

TWO high school learners from Parklands College have been crowned the winners of the inaugural Coronation Top Investor Challenge: Schools Edition.

2 mins

Project to tackle SA's literacy crisis

IN CELEBRATION of Youth Month, the Cotton On Foundation has launched a bold initiative aimed at transforming literacy outcomes in South Africa.

1 mins

'Playing in Japan makes us better players' - Kriel defends overseas-based Springboks

BULLS coach Jake White, for some time, has been advocating that the Springbok players based overseas should be brought home to strengthen the local teams, but Bok centre Jesse Kriel disagrees.

2 mins

Proteas women need to adapt quicker

THE Proteas Women will have to learn how to adapt quicker to the conditions if they want to level the series against West Indies in Barbados, veteran all-rounder Marizanne Kapp said.

1 mins

Sundowns coach Cardoso alert to the challenge of limited possession

MAMELODI Sundowns, the formidable force of South African football, are set to take on an entirely different battlefield at the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup.

2 mins

Springbok No 8s are going down like flies but Erasmus is relying on Wiese

THE silver lining to the cloud of injuries surrounding the Springbok number eight position is the sooner-than-expected recovery of the incumbent in the position, Jasper Wiese.

3 mins

History repeats baseliner vs volleyer

IN the final analysis of the blockbuster Roland Garros clash between World No 1 & 2, Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, in which the latter ultimately lifted the 'Coupe De Mousqetaire', it’s inevitable, every tennis pundit across the globe, has thrown their penny's worth into the pot, mostly hedging their bets.

2 mins

Leinster coach Cullen wary of Bulls 'siege mentality'

LEINSTER coach Leo Cullen has warned his team not to have a “false sense” of security that they will beat the Bulls in Saturday's United Rugby Championship final in Dublin (6pm SA time start).

2 mins

Swart recalls the semi-final defeat of France

THIRTY years ago this week, the Springboks beat France in a World Cup semi-final.

3 mins

Mamelodi Sundowns: SA kings to be underdogs in the Americas

THE WORLD CUP is not a name you ordinarily associate with South Africa. At least we have not really had reason to since we hosted the 2010 edition of the global soccer showpiece.

3 mins

Bavuma's Proteas are in touching distance of realising the African dream at Lord's

'CAUSE in my African dream There's a new tomorrow My African dream Is dream that we can follow' These are the lyrics that will be ringing in the heads of the Proteas as they went to bed yesterday evening.

2 mins

It's nothing new, they've done it before

MANY may look at South Africa's batting performance at Lord's yesterday and be surprised, and some may even be shocked that this batting unit, one that is heavily criticised, has been able to get the team within 69 runs of the country's first world title.

2 mins

Bulls have the firepower to conquer Leinster 'mission impossible'

THE Bulls haven't lost in the United Rugby Championship in eight matches.

4 mins

Markram's 102 and courageous Bavuma take Proteas to brink of WTC Final glory

FOR South Africa to have stood any chance in this World Test Championship final they were always going to need their senior players to shoulder the majority of the load.

2 mins

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Weekend Argus for readers in the Western Cape, encompassing all the issues of the week that was and the week to come. Best coverage of news, finance, entertainment and sport, with a strong emphasis on lifestyle issues – designed to be a feast of lighter,easily accessible reading on Saturday, and more in-depth and thought provoking reading on Sunday. Target Market: Cape Town’s LSM 7 – 10 readers looking for a range of news from latest developments to lifestyle issues.