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Cape Town's oldest daily newspaper, bringing you the news since 1857. We publish in the morning and afternoon and online. Visit our Facebook page to comment.
Cape Town, South Africa
Joined November 2010
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Carrying placards, the group also submitted a petition opposing his bail application. Pregnolato, from Woodlands, is facing charges of allegedly raping a female relative in January.
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A former Bergriver municipality official convicted of defrauding the municipality has been ordered to pay back R500 000 using his pension fund.
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Three Mozambique nationals who allegedly tried to sell uncut diamonds in Elsies River are behind bars after police intercepted their deal.
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“Hugely disappointing” and “not inspiring”. That was how MK Party leader Dr John Hlophe described President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA).
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Ramaphosa said the urgent task of the Government of National Unity, which adopted the medium term development plan, is to grow the economy to create jobs, reduce poverty and improve the lives of all South Africans.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday used his ninth State Of the Nation Address to take aim at US President Donald Trump following the latter's recent comments about the state of South Africa.
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Inside your Friday edition of the Cape Argus: 🗞️Ramaphosa fails to address key issues, says Hlophe 🗞️Mozambique Nationals caught selling uncut gems in Elsies River 🗞️Peeping worker loses job appeal
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The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has confirmed that the 14-year-old boy who was smeared with human faeces has been transferred to another school.
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Parliament has allocated R6 million for this year’s address, which will be delivered by President Cyril Ramaphosa. Following the SONA, a two-day debate and reply by Ramaphosa will occur in the dome next week.
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ICYMI: The Department of Employment and Labour has announced the new National Minimum Wage (NMW) in South Africa is R28.79 per hour.
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Inside the Cape Argus today: 🔴 Teen witness killed after testifying in murder trial 🏘️ CPUT students face accommodation crisis 📱 School fights go viral on social media channel ⚖️ Zuma's legal battle fails in Constitutional Court
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Here's a look into some of the top stories in the Cape Argus tomorrow: 📰Delft teen transferred after bullying incident 📰Gang violence sparks Cape Town bloodbath 📰Impact of socio-economic factors on school violence
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A man believed to be a member of the American’s gang died in a hail of bullets while leaving the Athlone Magistrates’ Court on Monday.
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“The buck stops with me. That being the case, I accept the Panel’s findings unreservedly. I acknowledge that during Smyth’s time in Cape Town, God's people were exposed to the potential of his abuse.”
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“I have recurring nightmares about how those boys dipped my head in the dirty toilet bowl.” These were the chilling words of a 14-year-old boy who was bullied by four learners at Leiden High School in Delft.
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🗞️ Today in the Cape Argus: 💳 Why do banks treat black customers differently? 🙏 “The buck stops with me.” Archbishop Makgoba apologises for church’s failure to protect congregants. 😔 Teen shares harrowing bullying ordeal at Delft school.
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Parliamentarians from various parties criticised the country’s banks, questioning their conduct, preferential treatment, lack of transformation, high fees, and arbitrary decisions to close accounts without justification.
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Here's a look into some of the leading stories in the Cape Argus on Wednesday: 📰‘Why do banks treat blacks differently? 📰Probe into alleged vigilante killings in Delft 📰Can we afford not to invest in education?
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Inside your Tuesday edition of the Cape Argus: 🗞️Fuel prices set to surge in February 🗞️1250 NGOs at risk from aid funding threat 🗞️Vet 'killer' pleads not guilty
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