Newspapers from South Africa
BURNING ISSUE
THE eShowe crematorium remains closed until further notice, pending extensive repairs to the building that houses the furnace. In practical terms, this means families who have lost loved ones will have to travel to the crematorium in Stanger, which is...
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Uzibophelele kwakhona uVW oneminyaka eyi75 esebenza eKariega
INKAMPANI eyenza iimoto ezikudidi oluphezulu, uVolkswagen Group Africa, uqinisekisile ukuba useza kuhlala eMzantsi Afrika eminye iminyaka emininzi. Oku kuthethwe nguMartina Biene oyintloko kwaVolkswagen Group Africa obhiyozele amashumi asixhenxe...
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Royal showdown: Team Sussex vs Team Wales
SIX years ago they walked away from royal life, determined to do things their own way. They moved to the US, bought a family home, did an interview with Oprah, signed a big deal with Netflix and Harry wrote a tell-all memoir – to name just a few...
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I-IEC ichitha i-ANC ngeyobuhixihixi ekubhaliseni abazoyimela
IKHOMISHINI yokhetho eNingizimu Afrika (IEC), ichithe eyobuhixihixi bezobuchwepheshe, i-ANC ihluleka wukubhalisa abanye abazoyimela komasipala abahlukene e-Eastern Cape. Esithangamini sabezindaba izolo ngoLwesithathu, le khomishini icacise ngezinsolo...
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Contraceptive pill blunder sparks legal action from nearly 500 women
Nearly 500 South African women have approached attorneys after falling pregnant while using a contraceptive pill that was recalled because some packs contained the wrong sequence of tablets. LHL Attorneys is investigating a potential class action...
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Magic carpet
It’s wildflower season at West Coast National Park in Langebaan. The annual season runs until 30 September, offering an exclusive window when the normally quiet Postberg section opens to the public, covered in fynbos.
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ONS TYDSKRIF SPEEL CUPIDO!
Mag alles vorentoe mooi uitwerk vir julle. My oorlede oupa en ouma het mekaar net nege dae geken voor hulle verloof geraak het. En hulle was oor die 55 jaar getroud. ANNEKE Hy het my net vyf dae ná ons eerste ontmoeting gevra om met hom te trou, en...
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‘Kuzohlanziswa nasebempeshenile ngenkohlakalo emaphoyiseni etheku’
BAZOLANDWA sebempeshenile abasule isigubhukane emkhandlwini wetheku, uma kuya ngokuthi bebebalekela uphenyo mayelana nodaba lokugwaziswa kwabafuna ukujoyina umbutho wamaphoyisa kuleli dolobha. Lokhu kushiwo yimenenja yalo masipala, umnuz Musa Mbhele,...
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Saturday’s rugby flypast put on hold
The flypast many South Africans had been looking forward to before the Springboks clash against the All Blacks at FNB Stadium in Soweto on Saturday has been cancelled. The tradition that has been ongoing since 1995 has now been put on hold after last...
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Businesses pin hopes on election certainty
Business confidence remained subdued in the third quarter as the cloud of geopolitical and global trade uncertainty continued to hang over the private sector, with many companies facing weak demand for their products. Local government elections on...
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10111 OUTAGE FUELS CONCERN OVER EMERGENCY CALL SYSTEM
CAPE Town’s 10111 emergency call service was thrust back into the spotlight yesterday after the system remained offline for much of the morning and early afternoon, before being restored shortly after 2pm. The outage affected SAPS’s emergency call...
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FUEL PRICE SHOCK: CALLS GROW FOR TAX RELIEF
PRESSURE is mounting on government to take further steps to reduce the tax burden built into South Africa's fuel price as tensions between Iran and the United States continue to drive oil-market volatility and add pressure to household budgets. The...
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GO!DURBAN RUNS ON RATEPAYERS’ FUMES
FACING threats of funding cuts from the national government, ethekwini Municipality will now use its own funds to support operations and infrastructure for the embattled Go!durban transport project. The council was briefed and approved a plan, in...
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‘I have no knowledge’: Lebeya denies knowing Big Five Cartel
RETIRED Hawks head, Dr Godfrey Lebeya, has denied knowing about the alleged Big Five Cartel or its suspected members, including the late taxi boss, Jotham “King Mswazi” Msibi, despite evidence placing several prominent names under fire. Lebeya told...
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The challenge facing Kodisang
There’s a little under three weeks before the PSL transfer window closes, and Kobamelo Kodisang is not attracting a lot of attention, Soccer Laduma has been led to believe. The winger returned to Mamelodi Sundowns after the expiration of his loan...
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CRIME VICTIMS TURN AWAY FROM POLICE AS TRUST COLLAPSES
SOUTH Africans are increasingly taking their safety into their own hands, with new crime data revealing a gap between people’s experience of crime and their willingness to report it to police, raising fresh questions about public trust in law...
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Calls grow for tax relief after fuel hike
PRESSURE is mounting on government to take further steps to reduce the tax burden built into South Africa's fuel price as tensions between Iran and the United States continue to drive oil-market volatility and add pressure to household budgets. There...
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Plane crash probe drama
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy has asked Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi to open an inquest into the deadly 2020 SA Civil Aviation Authority aircraft crash near George that killed three employees. The move revives whistle-blower claims and the...
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Joyride blues
A MAN believed to be a mechanic, his girlfriend and two accomplices were arrested after they were allegedly caught driving an RTI vehicle while under the in uence of alcohol in Jozini on Sunday night. The arrest was effected by the Road Traf c...
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Baby Alexander tips scale at 5.23kg
Adél Steenkamp from Knysna knew she was expecting a baby boy who might be on the bigger side, but nothing could have prepared her and her husband, Arrie, for the 5.23kg baby they welcomed at Mediclinic George on 26 August. When Alexander was born at...
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Agribusiness Perspective: Export expansion is crucial for the long-term growth of SA agriculture
An Eastern Cape Development Corporation (ECDC) investment of more than R642 000 is helping two poultry co-ops to expand production, improve profitability, and create jobs, while positioning them for long-term commercial growth. Through its Imvaba...
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Knysna-Plett teachers shine
KNYSNA AND PLETTENBERG BAY - Teachers from Knysna and Plettenberg Bay primary and high schools have secured provincial recognition for excellence in teaching and educational leadership in various categories. The achievements came at the 2026 National...
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Cindy Dreyer
Vir Cindy Dreyer is onderwys veel meer as net ’n beroep, dit is ’n roeping om leerders te help om in hulself te glo. Sy het Vrydag 28 Augustus ’n besondere erkenning ontvang toe sy tydens die 2026 Nasionale Onderwystoekennings in Kaapstad as die...
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TATHAM ART GALLERY SLOWLY LOSING IT’S LUSTRE
Pietermaritzburg’s Tatham Art Gallery is facing growing concerns over governance, declining public engagement, staffing shortages and the loss of services that once attracted visitors. Artists, activists, residents and councillors say the city’s...
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Alleged killer accused of threatening murdered man’s mother from prison
A DISTRAUGHT Johannesburg mother, whose son was kidnapped and murdered last year, was left traumatised after she received a threatening call from a man believed to be her son’s alleged killer, detained at Sun City Prison (Correctional Services...
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A ROAD TO NOWHERE
Hundreds of high school pupils in the Sundays River Valley are struggling to get to class because a badly deteriorated provincial road has driven scholar transport operators off the route. The 15km DR02006 between Enon and Nqweba (Kirkwood) has become...
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Tete murder accused claims boxer was behind shooting that paralysed him
The 22-year-old man accused of masterminding the murder of former world boxing champion Zolani Tete has claimed the slain boxer was behind the 2025 shooting that left him paralysed. Uzuzole Goqwana made the allegation in his formal bail application...
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PUSH PAUSE
Anger is the feeling that makes your mouth work faster than your mind.
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Let There Be Light
Lighting is far more than a practical necessity—it is one of the most powerful design elements in any home. A well-chosen feature light creates atmosphere, defines a space and often becomes the focal point that brings an interior together. Whether...
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A cleaner world starts with us!
Welcome to a fresh September issue of Minimag, packed with ideas, discoveries and a few woolly surprises! This month, we're looking at something that affects every one of us: keeping our planet clean and healthy. From rubbish on our streets to...
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Laat daar lig wees
Beligting is veel meer as ’n praktiese noodsaaklikheid – dit is een van die kragtigste ontwerpelemente in enige huis. ’n Goed gekose treffende lig skep atmosfeer, definieer ’n ruimte en word dikwels die fokuspunt wat ’n binneruimte bymekaarbring. Of...
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From the editor’s desk
Have you noticed how often the word “proven” has appeared in CAR lately, especially in relation to powertrain technology? In last month’s SUV Shootout, the Hyundai Tucson claimed victory in part for its proven, re ned and frugal turbodiesel powertrain,...
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Illegal aliens weeded out
AN army of community stakeholders waged war on Friday against invasive alien plants that have taken over greenbelts in Brackenham. Fuelled by illegal dumping, the weeds have caused severe overgrowth and provided a haven for criminals while hindering...
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The mysterious case of the missing teaspoons
Why are spoons the first thing to go missing? Not the tablespoon, but the teaspoon — the one perfect for a mug awaiting a stir; the best measuring instrument for a heaped teaspoon of coffee or sugar. It is such a peculiar thing to go missing. At home...
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OM TE WEET
KOM UIT DIE SKULD! KENNERS SÊ HOE Skinder glo góéd vir die mensdom EWIGE GESTRY? DALK IS JÝ DIE REDE
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PANIC IN ANC AS ELECTION LISTS IMPLODE
The ANC entered the final stages of compiling its candidate lists for the 2026 elections with unresolved procedural failures countrywide, forcing its top leaders into last-minute clean-up all the way down to the branch level. The chaos culminated in...
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Motsumi’s R67m coup
● Alleged Big Five cartel member Steve Motsumi scored a questionable R67m “facilitation fee” in a R154m land deal involving the Gauteng department of human settlements that is now being investigated by the Hawks. Forensic evidence reveals that during...
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Police’s use of ‘lethal force’ under scrutiny
THE shooting of Kwazulu-natal businessman Thabiso Ngcobo has put the use of lethal force by police under renewed scrutiny, following the release of a presidential inquiry report that found evidence supporting the prosecution of members of Durban’s...
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COVER:
Zambia’s civic space has been slowly narrowing. In May, the country’s parliament pushed through a legislative blitz that saw 77 bills passed in record time. Many of those new laws expanded state power and gave state authorities more space to control...
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Two fired in R13m pension probe
Two employees from the Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality have been dismissed following a probe into irregular pension payouts amounting to R13m, with another seven staff members still being investigated in the matter. The two officials, both from the...
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CRISIS AT SAPS 10111 CALL-CENTRES
THE death of four individuals in Dunoon, Western Cape, has sparked widespread outrage and concern over the deteriorating state of the South African Police Service (SAPS) operated call centres. According to the complainant’s account, the incident...
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10111 call centres under scrutiny
THE shocking death of four people in Dunoon in the Western Cape, has sparked widespread outrage and concern over the deteriorating state of the SAPS-operated call centres. According to the complainant’s account, the incident unfolded when they...
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Four deaths expose SAPS’ ‘call centre of shame’
THE shocking death of four individuals in Dunoon, Western Cape, has sparked widespread outrage and concern over the deteriorating state of the South African Police Service (SAPS) operated call centres. According to the complainant’s account, the...
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Five decades of shaping the media
Fifteen-year-old Kingswood College learner Victor le Du has been selected as the Eastern Cape’s sole representative at the 2026 National Youth Music Competition in Stellenbosch. Chosen among South Africa’s top 28 young classical musicians, the pianist,...
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TO THE MIDLANDS TO HELP
Popular Durban duo, Veranda Panda, will be performing at St Ive’s Boma in the KZN Midlands on Sunday, August 30, to help raise money for a special Howick resident. Tyler Moran, who was born a month premature in January 2012, was diagnosed with...
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Lowvelder named Best Sold Newspaper in SA
On our 140th birthday, Lowvelder has been crowned Best Sold Newspaper in South Africa at the Avbob FCJ Excellence Awards 2025 proof . that in a digital world nothing beats holding a printed newspaper.
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Dive into spring and help animal sanctuary
Support for protecting and conserving the environment surrounding the Nahoon Point Nature Reserve will be combined with helping out much-loved animal sanctuary PetPals, when scores of city people enjoy a favourite dawn ritual, the Spring Swim at 6am on...
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Community has three days to appeal decision after meeting
The Bathurst community has just three days after tomorrow’s public meeting to appeal a decision to authorise mining on the Bathurst Commonage. The meeting was announced amid widespread concern over what several organisations say was a flawed process,...
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Deadly struggle caught on camera
DRAMATIC video footage of the fatal confrontation at Minerva Gardens was shown in the Northern Cape High Court this week as the defence claimed that Charmaine Anthony had “shot herself” during a struggle over a firearm. The shooting took place on...
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NUMBERS OF THE WEEK
The number of suspects arrested in connection with the killings of 18 elephants in Kenya’s Amboseli ecosystem, The Independent reports. The elephants were found dead between June and July, with initial theories blaming pesticidecontaminated tomatoes...
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LONDON, REIMAGINED
Range Rover been part of the Range Rover story. Now, the marque turns to four of the capital’s most recognisable neighbourhoods – Hoxton, Belgravia, Westminster and Battersea – for a new collection that brings their individual character to the Range...
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SECRET FOOTBALLER ‘NO PROOF OF PAYMENT, PAYSLIP OR UIF’ • THIS KID IS SPECIAL
‘I CRIED ALL THE WAY FROM LIMPOPO’
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Best of PMB & Midlands voting off to a flying start
Voting in the 2026 Best of PMB & Midlands Readers’ Choice Awards is off to a flying start, with more than 33 000 votes cast in the first week alone. With voting remaining open until September 30, there is still plenty of time for residents to make...
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Mayoral race INTENSIFIES
The ANC’S decision to shortlist four candidates for the Polokwane mayoral position has intensified the race for control of the municipality, with the candidates publicly announced at the party’s 2026 Mayoral Candidate Announcement on Saturday followed...
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MON
AUGUST The BBC reports that more than four million electric vehicles (EVS) have been recalled in China over safety concerns that their hidden ABC News reports that a judge in Australia has ruled that two babies born to a surrogate mother are not...
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17 years for 2-time rapist, robber
At the tail end of Women’s Month, a team of five Mossel Bay women, including one brave rape survivor, worked through the legal system to ensure a two-time rapist received a hefty sentence of 17 years’ imprisonment. The Thembalethu Regional Court...
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The Rugby Factory
RGS Guildford’s South African tour left behind more than results. The English school donated equipment and kit to Paulus Joubert in Paarl, a non-fee school where rugby offers children a path away from the dangers of their community.
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Entrepreneurs
Toerisme, geleenthede, politiek, bewaring, onderwys, boerdery... en nou is dié KZN egpaar ook blomboere Ontmoet die twee jong vroue van die Hardemanskaroo wat mooimaak met blomme
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Garden Diary
Rouse the ground from its winter sleep, start planting veggies for yourself and flowers for the birds and bees, and make an olla for effective watering
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DIE VERGETE SPOORLYN
die meeste van die distrikte wat ons in hierdie gids dek. ’n Trein kan ophou loop, sy spore toegroei en selfs verdwyn. Maar sy stories is nog in die stiltes tussen die ou haltes. Willem van der Berg het gaan soek, en gevind. HENDRIK JANUARIE VAN...
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STAY OVER
All the accommodation options include breakfast and a free sunset tour on the double-decker bus. Prices in the Lord Milner Hotel start at R1 385 per night for a single room, or R2 290 per night for two people sharing. Olive Schreiner Cottage costs R2...
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From unused land to thriving farm
Wko-aafikwana gathered unemployed neighbours to embark on a farming journey on her family’s plot in Sigubudwini, outside athatha in the Eastern Cape, she was searching for a way to survive. aore than 10 years later, the 40-year-old runs Tyhopo Trading...
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Suidooster-ster lindie strydom
NUWE SEISOEN WINK VIR aktrise agter Amanda en haar hartsmense in die mooie kaap
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Wateraanleg in spervuur
WITSAND - Wat aanvanklik as ’n innoverende oplossing vir Witsand se wateruitdagings beskou is, het nou die middelpunt van ’n debat oor die bestuur, werking en volhoubaarheid van die dorp se sonkraggedrewe ontsoutingsaanleg geword. Die VF Plus het...
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HUNTER VOORBLAD
J.P. Sauer 8x57J Mauser. Foto: Danie Grobler. Elandfoto: Nic de Bruine.
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3 The Science of Being Happy
We often think of happiness as something that simply happens to us. A promotion. A holiday. Falling in love. Winning the lottery. But scientists have spent decades asking a different question. Can happiness actually improve our health? Increasingly,...
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Oh
I’ve always found that one of the greatest privileges of my job is hearing women’s stories. Some are extraordinary, filled with remarkable achievements and life-changing moments. Others are quieter, centred on everyday victories that might never make...
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Natasha Thahane,
actress, mother and tastemaker, reflects on where she’s come from and where she’s headed in her career on the screen, as well as in her approach to this phase of her evolution. Plus, she looks at life through the lens of the new HUAWEI Pura 90 Series...
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CELEBRATING COURAGEOUS CREATIVITY
Pia Truscott, Thembinkosi Hlatshwayo, Aaron Philander, Ben Orkin, Oupa Sibeko, Wendy Dixon & Caitlin Warther, Gabriel Hope, Carla Erasmus, Joey Khuvutlu & Stephen Wilson, India Mahdavi, Stefan Antoni, Grete van As & Johan Wentzel, Marielise van der...
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TOP BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
AI is transforming work, but effective reward systems should continue recognising results and human initiative in applying technology.
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TURN THE MID-WEEK WORK MELTDOWN… INTO A SOLID WEEKEND BREAK. no extra
Feeling cooped up in that small office? Get far away from the icy work stress and cold stares for a day or three. Find somewhere heartwarming to go and just go. Take a break. Take a weekend off. And take 15% off any compact car. With Safe Drive...
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A DEFENDER’S JOURNEY / From the Garden Route to the Karoo
CHANGAN MANUFACTURING / Beyond the Brand PORSCHE PEACE OF MIND / Porsche Pre-owned Now Even More Compelling INDUSTRY REPORT ATTENTION GRABBER / General’s New Variable Terrain Tyre BRIDGESTONE / Driving Growth Through People, Purpose, and Performance
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Electric dreams
Inside a dramatically reimagined Sydney apartment, Dylan Farrell Design layers romance, restraint and unexpected colour to create a home rich in character.
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Necessity as the Mother of Invention
The history of innovation is often written as a story of technological breakthroughs—silicon chips, software, rockets, and artificial intelligence. In this issue we take a different approach by firstly focusing - through our cover feature - on an...
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Www.fm.co.za SA: R46.50 inc Vat Botswana: P34.00
July 30 - August 5 2026 Eswatini: E46.60 Lesotho: M46.50
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LESERSTORIE OORGRENSGESPREK WOONWATOETS
Met naarpille deur die Richtersveld Kafue wys Zambië se mooi kant g’n grondpad nie Okto se Wasp skrik vir Die nuwe Ford Ranger is ’n bok vir ‘sports’
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Richtersveld
WHEELS New Hilux and Land Cruiser FJ GREYTON Live the farm life at Hemelsbreed SPRINGBOK Best restaurants, reserves and scenic drives BIRDING Faansie Peacock’s seven (feathered) life lessons
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PERFECT TIMING
Joyce, I mean Gugu Gumede, walks into a warm Parkhurst studio for the cover shoot, face beaming and an enigmatic energy. Wearing a trendy black leather bomber, leggings, and a Yankees cap, she says, “OMG, this is where we shot the scene where Jonasi...
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Richtersveld
WIELE ’n Baba-Cruiser én die nuwe Haaailux! MY KONTREI Rey Janse van Rensburg se Springbok-treffers REISJOERNAAL Benoude boude in die koue klowe van Wallis VIR DIE VOËLS Faansie Peacock se sewe (geveerde) lewenslesse
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Wellbeing in the wild
Before you check out, check-in to The Sanctuary at Wilderness Bisate
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ON THE COVER
A Breda Victoria Sporter from Italy. These shotguns are individually assembled and finished, yet relatively affordable. Read more on p34. Photo supplied by Breda.
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Women in the public sector
PanSALB CEO, Dr Keaobaka Seshoka, is determined to protect South Africa’s languages
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Winter at home
This is it. The rib-sticking warmth of a fragrant, spicy curry without the chopping marathon or long cooking time. Make the most of Woolies’ Asian range, some prepped greens and a beef cut that is ready in minutes, and you’ll have this on the table in...
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Conscious Capitalism PROFIT WITH PURPOSE
There is a noticeable shift happening in business right now. Success is no longer measured by profit alone, but by purpose, impact and responsibility. In this edition, we explore a theme that speaks directly to this evolution: Conscious Capitalism:...
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A DELAYED DISASTER: FROZEN IN TIME:
WHY PLANTING MORE TREES ISN'T ALWAYS THE ANSWER THE SCIENTISTS WHO REFUSE TO LET EXTINCTION BE THE FINAL WORD
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GLOBAL ACTIONS FOR A BETTER FUTURE
From Earth Hour to World Water Week – see how the world is working together!
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KAMDEBOO-KOKKEDORE PLAASKOMBUIS
Kyk wat is alles vanjaar op die spyskaart by Nampo in Bothaville
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EDITORS NOTE
As you hold this special magazine, imagine receiving a bouquet of pink roses—a symbol of admiration, grace, and appreciation. This edition is just that: a bouquet dedicated to YOU. Too often, women pour into others without pausing to receive their own...
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Where To Next? Short Story By Anne Lieberman
THE Christmas jingles hadn’t changed in the 40 years Heather had worked at the supermarket. The song selection lasted one hour before it looped again, which was about the maximum time a shopper spent there, but only a small fraction of Heather’s...
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Testosterone
All the info you need about the hormone that could give you your life – and sex drive – back
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VEILIGHEIDSNET
Jou kinders se veiligheid is ononderhandelbaar. Die Aqua-Net Swembadveiligheidsnet is SuidAfrika se bewese oplossing vir swembadveiligheid. Sedert die bekendstelling daarvan in 1972 is geen verdrinkings aangemeld nie. Hierdie pasgemaakte...
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VOORBLADFOTO
CHARL STOLS PANGOLIN PHOTO SAFARIS IG: @charl_stols pangolinphoto.com
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1 MAZHOU
Campsite 10 level sites ranging from small to very spacious, all with ample shade. Each has electricity and a tap. Guests may use the swimming pool next door at Limpopo Forest Tented Camp. Ablutions 1 small, neat bathroom, with a kitchen...
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PUPILS CREATE SOCCER BALLS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED SCHOOLS
In a creative blend of recycling and community spirit, Etham College grade seven pupils have transformed discarded plastic into soccer balls for underprivileged schools. Shaneen Ulyate, the teacher who led the project, said it aimed to promote both...
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