Cape Argus - October 15, 2026

CAPE TOWN HOUSING CRISIS DOMINATES MAYORAL DEBATE

City worker accused of GBV granted bail

Three die while cleaning chemical tank on farm

Four dead after shooting; suspect in police custody

NSRI rescues five paddlers found adrift off Clifton

Sibiya’s lawyer challenges reliance on complainant’s distress

ON THIS DAY OCTOBER 15

Lwandle coach builds hope through football, education

Rare frog sighting highlights wetland conservation

Muizenberg beachfront set for phased reopening

IEC approves increase in special votes

R10bn fuel-relief Bill moves closer to National Assembly debate

Cosatu chooses new leadership after congress dispute

PA challenges Simmers to prove ‘tik-for-votes’ allegations

Vote with the Constitution in mind

GOVERNMENT BLUNDERS AND MORE

When one president attempts to intimidate international justice, it threatens to render the law meaningless

Petrol at R30: The tank is full, but the wallet is empty

What Trump’s latest sanctions mean for the ICC

Democracy cannot be built on bullets

Delhi protest site shut down

State sued for clean air

EU adopts Ireland's AI playbook

Deforestation slowed globally, surged in Congo

'Iimpartial treatment' urged

DOUBLE CROSSWORD

TODAY’S SOLUTIONS

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New Austen adaptation charms despite its flaws

Reno Race returns with focus on safe homes and second chances

FRANK STEWART BRIDGE

Arsenal’s night of triumph tinged with sadness after life president’s death

Wins over Madagascar boosted Banyana’s confidence, says Ellis

Premier League move a Sage decision for new Palace boss

South Korean star Eom racially abused

Cool heads, hard calls: Why Proteas must act after defeat

Sundowns win to maintain slender lead in standings

Lions face baptism of fire in France

Ouaddou urges Masilela to stop showboating

PSL QUICK FACTS

Martinez blasts United board

Dobson expects Bears to come out claws swinging

Conrad calls on Proteas to front up in Gqeberha

Da Cruz falls ill after Chiefs register third straight draw