Omicron and President Ramaphosa feature in the 15 most-read Cape Argus stories for 2021
By Staff Reporter | Published Dec 31, 2021
LOCKDOWN
Rave but behave warns liquor industry following Cabinet’s decision to scrap curfew
By Se-Anne Rall | Published Dec 31, 2021
Government hopeful lift on curfew will remain but watching Covid-19 infection rates closely
By Ntombi Nkosi | Published Dec 31, 2021
The highs and lows of 2021: SA celebs reflect on the year and share their hopes for 2022
By Sameer Naik | Published Dec 31, 2021
A year in review: What South Africans craved in 2021 and the top food trends for 2022
By Karishma Dipa | Published Dec 31, 2021
WATCH: Bheki Cele has a blast in a crowd with unmasked people on his ‘safety check’ walk at the V&A Waterfront
By Anita Dywaba | Published Dec 31, 2021
Entering 2022 with hope: there is always something to look forward to in South Africa
By Kashiefa Ajam | Published Dec 31, 2021
Liquor store owners can breathe a sigh of relief after government relaxes curfew
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Dec 31, 2021
Lifting of curfew ahead of New Year’s Eve is welcome and long overdue, says City of Cape Town
By Theolin Tembo | Published Dec 31, 2021
5 things you can now do after government eased lockdown rules
By IOL Reporter | Published Dec 31, 2021
You’ve been warned... massive roadblocks planned for New Year revellers
By Tanya Waterworth | Published Dec 31, 2021
You can party like it’s 2022! Government drops curfew, relaxes booze sales ahead of NYE celebrations
By Se-Anne Rall | Published Dec 30, 2021
A year of heroic altruism for healthcare workers
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Dec 30, 2021
Pocket-friendly domestic travel thriving in the Mother City this festive season
By Kristin Engel | Published Dec 30, 2021
Call from Western Cape, City of Cape Town to end to curfew ahead of New Year’s Eve
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Dec 30, 2021
’SA is very much open for business and visitors’: Calls mount for curfew to be lifted on New Year’s Eve
By Yasmine Jacobs | Published Dec 28, 2021
