Weekend Argus Saturday

ALLEGED underworld boss Nafiz Modack is a humanitarian who feeds thousands of people every day, and not a murderer or criminal, say his supporters, some of whom flew from as far as Pretoria to support him during his appearance in the Cape Town Magist

ARTIST Rasta painting her Majesty Queen Shiyiwe Mantfombi Dlamini at the Khangelamakengane Royal Palace during her provincial state memorial funeral. Alongside is another paiting done by Rasta of King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu who died in March

THIS MOTHER’S Day weekend Louise Pitot has encouraged all women to celebrate themselves and everyone who is a mother, in its different connotations and meanings. Beauty therapist, eating psychology coach, NLP practitioner and face yoga teacher, Pitot

A MAKHAZA family is facing the prospect of not burying their loved one who was shot dead two weeks ago. Taxi owner Goodman Lomboza was killed in a hail of bullets at the Site C taxi two weeks ago. His family are struggling to get his body for burial

THIS MONTH is Africa Month. To honour it, Robben Island Museum has encouraged everyone to wear colourful African prints and traditional attire when visiting the heritage site. The museum’s senior marketing and tourism manager, Siphuxolo Mazwi, said a

WARREN Gatland phoned Alun Wyn Jones to ask him to captain the British & Irish Lions in South Africa. Jones was offline, so he sent him a whatsapp asking him to give him a call. It was all so traditional and in the now. When Jones was confirmed as th

DESTINY awaits either Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila or Chippa United at the Free State Stadium this evening – as one of the two teams will be crowned Nedbank Cup champions for the first time in their existence. Both teams will not leave anything to ch

WITCHCRAFT has made its way to TikTok where everyone from Gen Z to middle-aged career women are delving deeply into mystical healing practices, the occult and beyond. At the start of the pandemic, families were kept apart, relationships took strain a

THERE’S a myriad of options for people looking to get behind the wheel of a new car and as buyers leave traditional saloon cars in droves for more SUV-type vehicles, manufacturers have obviously stepped up their variations on the theme to cover every

SOUTH Africa is not short of food experiences, whether it’s a shisanyama meal at a township, a Cape Malay curry in Bo-Kaap, or a lamb bunny at a family-run business in Durban. And, it seems travel companies are now maximising South Africa's unique fo

A YEAR on from the first hard lock-down, the TransUnion Consumer Pulse survey for the first quarter of 2021 offers some promising insights for South Africans: 76% of the respondents said they were optimistic about the future, and more than half felt

WITH Absa recently announcing the closure of its R80billion money market fund, I thought it apt to review what this type of a fund is, how it differs from a bank deposit, and the role it should play in an investment portfolio. One of the reasons Absa

SINCE the passing of King Goodwill Zwelithini (Isilo), we have seen two applications lodged in the Pietermaritzburg High Court. The first application was brought by the king’s first wife, Queen Sibongile Zulu, against the queens, princes, princesses,

IN A dramatic escalation representative of global outrage against Israel’s tsunami of crimes against Palestinians, a new report has made scathing findings on them. New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) released a detailed legal report declaring tha

BREAKING the internet these days is fairly commonplace. Kim Kardashian’s famous derriere and other selfies hold records for achieving this feat. However, music sensation Billie Eilish sent the internet into meltdown this week with the release of her