Supreme court hears Athaan restrictions case
Right-wing fringe groups in South Africa may be emboldened by what they’ve seen in India, the UK, and the United…
Author: Gadija Davids
Government only cares about the middle classes
The anti-apartheid struggle has been sold out by the middle classes. Political commentator, Moeletsi Mbeki says that South Africans are…
Islamic civilisation in Southern Africa – Prof Unay visits our studios
The Research Centre for Islamic History, Art and Culture Institute (IRCICA) of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC), Awqaf SA,…
Disney angers with inclusion of Israeli character to the MCU
The Disney and Marvel production teams have outraged human rights activists for including a so-called “Israeli superhero” to the Marvel…
‘CoCT housing rollout is political’
The current City of Cape Town administration is being accused of throwing out a housing plan that would have addressed…
Government betraying Biko legacy
The ANC-led government has betrayed the people that Steve Biko had sacrificed his life to liberate. This is the accusation…
‘SA has no rules for coalition governments’
The law does not have any guidelines on how coalition governments should be formed, nor how they should be managed.…
Khalied Parker suspects caught on camera
The janazah of 40-year-old Khalied Parker has taken place after he was murdered in Lansdowne yesterday morning. Radio 786 is…
Suspects linked to Parker murder still at large
Syndicates are targeting individuals who they know have quick access to cash flow. This is the assessment of Mayoral Committee…
Comment on Eskom tariff hike deadline looms
South Africa’s electricity crisis is complex but targeting the pockets of the public will not be the solution. The public…
SA GDP drops by 0.7%
South Africa has seen a drop in the real gross domestic product. According to Stats SA, the second quarter of…
Nyanga burns over City crackdown on illegal taxis
The Nyanga community has accused the City of Cape Town of arrogance over its “one-track” targeting of Amaphela operators in…
Central Line relocation plans cause uproar in Mitchells Plain
The public has been urged to be vocal and constructive during the consultation process for the relocation of informal settlers…
Sahuc: Hajj needs the human touch
It’s unlikely that South African hajj pilgrims will be subjected to the Motawif system. It was implemented during this year’s…
Stricter controls for boerewors
Boerewors now has to meet a specific standard to be sold in South Africa. This is according to a new…
Periodic pollution gives sunset pics a brown haze
Avid photographers may have noted a brown haze on their sunset pictures. No, it’s not just the effect of the…
Scuffles and suspensions at Lekota press briefing
Mosiuoa Lekota says that he is willing to step aside if the party feels it is necessary. However, he has…
Google sued over unsolicited inbox ads
The public’s right to data privacy is once again in question, as Google stands accused of breaking EU law by…
77% of missing SA children found
The majority of children reported missing in South Africa are found and returned home. But Missing Children SA says that…