Smithsonian's newest arrival: the remarkable Pachycephalosaurus skull

The Washington Post|Published

Matthew Carrano, curator at the Smithsonian Institution, unveils a 67-million-year-old Pachycephalosaurus skull, a rare fossil that promises to reshape our understanding ...

Nicki Minaj's political transformation: from critic to Trump supporter

The Washington Post|Published

Once a vocal critic of Donald Trump's policies, Nicki Minaj has dramatically shifted her stance, now aligning with the administration and sparking controversy among ...

A hip and heart of steel: Amogelang Moagi's triumph over trauma at Stellenbosch University"

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

After surviving a traumatic assault requiring hip surgery and facing the devastating loss of her mother in her final year, Amogelang Moagi still graduated with her ...

Lost for years, found miles away: microchipped dog reunites with owner after cross-country journey

The Washington Post|Updated

After five heartbreaking years of wondering if her beloved dog Choco was alive and safe, Patricia Orozco received an unbelievable text message: her microchipped ...

The five cyber security risks of 2026: adapting to evolving threats

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

Explore how the cyber security landscape is rapidly evolving, with AI-driven threats reshaping defence strategies. By 2026, organisations must adapt to survive in ...

Independent Media hits back at Daily Maverick ‘misrepresentations’ over Competition Commission appeal

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Independent Media accuses Daily Maverick of hypocrisy in a heated exchange over the Competition Commission's MDPMI report, defending its constitutional right to ...

Indigenous midwives in South Africa: navigating Healthcare Challenges

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

Indigenous midwives in rural South Africa play a vital role in maternal care, yet they face systemic discrimination and lack recognition within the healthcare system. ...

Chocolate prices high before Christmas despite cocoa fall

AFP|Published

Chocolate, in demand ahead of the festive holiday season, has seen prices rise.

Canal Walk dazzles with festive experiences and heartwarming giving this holiday season

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Experience the magic of the festive season at Canal Walk! Join in on the fun with heartwarming initiatives, exciting activities for all ages, and the joy of giving ...

Pietersen triplets shine at Stellenbosch University graduation

Weekend Argus Reporter|Updated

Stellenbosch University celebrated the remarkable achievements of the Pietersen triplets during graduation week, showcasing their individual successes in unrelated ...

Keith Boyd's 11,000 km run from Cape Town to Cairo: a journey of endurance and social impact

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

In a remarkable feat combining endurance and social impact, entrepreneur and CEO Keith Boyd has completed a groundbreaking journey, running 11,000 kilometres from ...

How to discuss money management with your kids this festive season

Jellybean Journal Reporter|Published

Discover how the holiday season can be the perfect opportunity for parents to teach their children about money management. Learn practical tips from financial expert ...

Western Cape High Court forces WCED to act on late learner placements within six months

Zelda Venter|Updated

The Western Cape High Court has ordered the provincial Education Department to urgently develop a plan to tackle the ongoing crisis of late school admissions.

Celebrating Kerry Porrill: Chancellor’s Medal winner and Rhodes Scholar

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

Kerry Porrill, a standout student at Stellenbosch University, has recently been awarded the prestigious Chancellor’s Medal for 2025, adding to her accolades as a ...

Urgent action needed as foot-and-mouth disease devastates livestock in South Africa

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

As South Africa approaches the festive season, the looming foot-and-mouth disease crisis threatens to disrupt the nation's livestock sector, leading to financial ...

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company prepares for record visitor numbers this festive season

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

South Africa's tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable recovery, with the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company poised to welcome its 33 millionth visitor this ...

Share the joy of Christmas: Mdzananda Animal Clinic's #MyFirstChristmas campaign

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

Will you help bring joy to homeless pets this Christmas? Join Mdzananda Animal Clinic's #MyFirstChristmas campaign and make a difference for animals in need this ...

HIV Stigma Index 2.0: a pivotal report on discrimination faced by people living with HIV in South Africa

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

Discover how the newly launched HIV Stigma Index 2.0 report sheds light on the persistent stigma and discrimination faced by people living with HIV in South Africa, ...

Tragic drowning of 16-year-old at Athlone Dam leaves family heartbroken

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

Police have launched an inquest into the tragic drowning of Mufaro Washesanda, a 16-year-old boy, at Athlone Dam, leaving his family and friends devastated. As the ...