Taxi strike: ray of hope as City makes new proposals
City and Western Cape officials are hopeful that the latest rounds of talks with striking taxi council, Santaco, will yield…
Author: Gadija Davids
SA must be honest about its post-Apartheid failures
So-called coloureds in South Africa have been disillusioned by the state of the country, and their duty to effect positive…
‘The national coloured voice is being silenced’
The National Coloured Congress is preparing to be a voice for a section of South Africa that is under-represented. The…
More Qurans burnt – no action from Sweden or Denmark
Bahrainis have staged protests to express their condemnation of the recurring acts of desecration of the Holy Qur’an in Sweden…
Taxi strike – Day 2 run down
Stone throwing: Children are being used in acts of vandalism and stone-throwing in parts of Cape Town. Mayoral Committee Member…
A day of chaos and desperation in Cape Town
High school learners told Radio 786 that they will not be attending class tomorrow. They usually arrive home at about…
Baby Qiran died due to lung infection
The eight-month-old baby that reportedly took ill at a Bonteheuwel day care had succumbed to a lung infection. The investigating…
Another clash between City and taxi operators
Another altercation has emerged between a taxi driver and the City’s traffic officers. This morning, a taxi disobeyed a red…
Ramaphosa: Africa must harness its natural resources
African nations must pursue their own foreign policy approaches without being beholden to other global powers or blocs. This is…
Six killed in Damascus on eve of Ashura
A bomb planted in a taxi has exploded outside the Sayyidina Zeinab shrine in a southern suburb of the capital…
No Koeberg outage in November
Engineers and management at Eskom’s Koeberg Power Station had underestimated the time needed to repair and replace the three steam…
Workers facing a ticking time bomb, no gov support
The Western Cape government is being accused of only being concerned with the problems of the rich. This is the…
Tearful scenes as Hujaaj return
Emotional scenes have played out at Cape Town International Airport this afternoon, as more Hujaaj return from the holy pilgrimage.…
One injured in Khayelitsha protest
Two Golden Arrow buses have been stoned during protests in Taiwan informal settlement in Khayelitsha. One person was injured in…
Blue Light video: Officials’ safety more important than citizens’
The police’s Presidential Protection Services’ brutality in Gauteng has highlighted several failures within how public safety is managed in South…
Palestinians in Jenin decry the betrayal of the PA and Fatah
Palestinians attending the janazas of the 12 martyrs slain while defending Jenin against an Israeli incursion, have voiced their dedication…
Palestinian resistance will protect Jenin
The Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas says that the car-ramming incident in Tel Aviv, is just the first of several responses…
The Fury of Jenin Battle updates
The municipality of Jenin has called on residents to conserve water, and to ration their consumption. This as the Israelis…
Jenin: Palestinian resistance undeterred
“The blood spilled on the ground of Jenin will characterize the next step from all directions. Our nation and its…
Public Protector clears President on Phala Phala scandal
President Cyril Ramaphosa has been cleared of wrongdoing in the Phala Phala scandal. This is according to acting Public Protector,…