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Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition), 17 Oct 2026

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ArticleCarrim’s bid to flee ends in dra­matic arrest

NORTH West con­tro­ver­sial busi­ness­man and former ANC regional treas­urer Suli­man Carrim faces crim­inal charges after he was form­ally charged for fail­ing to appear before the Mad­langa Com­mis­sion of Inquiry. Carrim, who is remanded in...

Carrim’s bid to flee ends in dra­matic arrest

ArticleChil­dren among 200 people res­cued from illegal rehab centre

THE dis­cov­ery of more than 200 sub­stance abuse vic­tims in Siy­abuswa in Mpumalanga this week has once again high­lighted the increase in the num­ber of unre­gistered drug rehab centres mush­room­ing in the com­munit­ies. On Thursday, the...

Chil­dren among 200 people res­cued from illegal rehab centre

ArticleAGSA blows the whistle on Sport and Art

DESPITE the high-pro­file sport­ing and cul­tural events under their con­trol, the Depart­ment of Sport, Arts and Cul­ture faces gov­ernance and admin­is­trat­ive chal­lenges, includ­ing fin­an­cial over­sight and oper­a­tional effi­ciency. This was...

AGSA blows the whistle on Sport and Art

ArticleTRAVEL FAMOUS R62 ROUTE WITH SUE SEGAR

JOE Pub­lic's ‘‘Period Paper'' cam­paign, cre­ated in part­ner­ship with Inde­pend­ent and the MEN­stru­ation Found­a­tion, has won the 2026 Loer­ies Grand Prix in the Print – Tac­tical Use of Print cat­egory. The cam­paign, which used sim­u­lated...

TRAVEL FAMOUS R62 ROUTE WITH SUE SEGAR

ArticleYour car is gone, but the debt isn’t: The cost of repos­ses­sion

FINANCIAL scams increas­ingly rely on imper­son­a­tion and urgency to per­suade vic­tims to hand over money or secur­ity codes. Even cau­tious con­sumers can be caught off guard when fraud­sters pose as trus­ted insti­tu­tions. Tre­vor...

Your car is gone, but the debt isn’t: The cost of repos­ses­sion