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Mamelodi Sundowns: SA kings to be underdogs in the Americas

Weekend Argus on Saturday

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June 14, 2025

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.

- MATSHELANE MAMABOLO

Having missed out on the last three editions of FIFA's crown jewel, it looks like we might finally go back to the spectacle next year given the good from Bafana Bafana are enjoying in the qualifiers.

Prior to us going to the Americas next year where the United States, Canada and Mexico are going to jointly host the tournament, we've got a World Cup to get excited about starting this week.

Granted, the FIFA Club World Cup has nothing on the main one contested by countries. But it is a World Cup alright, and we should be delighted that we are going to be represented.

South African league kings Mamelodi Sundowns are out in the US to fly our flag high in the inaugural edition of the extended competition that will now be contested by 32 clubs instead of the seven from the past.

The Brazilians are one of four African clubs out there with the others being Al Ahly of Egypt, Esperance of Tunisia and Morocco's Wydad Casablanca.

I am looking forward to seeing just how Sundowns fare against opposition from different continents, having long proven to be one of the best teams in Africa.

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'Ramaphosa agreed to disband Political Killings Task Team'

SUSPENDED police minister Senzo Mchunu testified that he briefed President Cyril Ramaphosa about his decision to disband the Political Killing Task Team (PKTT) and added that the commander-in-chief was in agreement with it.

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Integrity of judiciary under scrutiny

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Justice for Palestine, say SA activists

CEASEFIRE NOT ENOUGH

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2 mins

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A cap, a coat, a remote control: Mthethwa's belongings given to widow

A CAP, a coat, and a remote control: these were the belongings handed to the widow of South Africa’s Ambassador to France, Nkosinathi “Nathi” Emmanuel Mthethwa, after his tragic death at an upmarket Paris hotel this week.

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1 mins

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Sale of CTICC still under review

THE future of the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) remains under review as the City of Cape Town explores the possible sale of its 72.7% shareholding in the landmark facility.

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2 mins

October 04, 2025

Weekend Argus on Saturday

Activists demand release of flotilla volunteers

PICKETS against the ongoing crisis in Palestine are a familiar sight, but yesterday, gatherings across South Africa focused on the detention of humanitarian volunteers captured by Israeli forces while en route to aid Gaza.

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4 mins

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End of Political Killings Task Team in focus

KZN National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) head, Elaine Harrison said her office was never formally informed of the disbandment of the Political Killings Task Team (PKTT), saying she would have objected to the decision because of the team’s good work.

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1 mins

September 27, 2025

Weekend Argus on Saturday

Dire impact of rogue parents on teachers

PARENTAL aggression has pushed already-stretched teachers past their limits, forcing many to leave the profession, and in some cases, the country.

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3 mins

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Alleged abuse of racehorses in spotlight

HORSERACING is a multi-million rand business in South Africa, but behind the glitz and glamour of racing events and the betting that goes with it, are the horses, whom the National Council of SPCA's (NSPCA) say are subject to abuse, illegal harnessing, including the racing of horses that are too young to race.

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September 20, 2025

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