Illegal settlers are legitimate targets under international law – Law expert
The resistance-led operation on occupied Palestinian land continues into its third day. More than 700 Israeli’s have been killed, at…
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Update from Gaza: 10 mosques destroyed, schools, civilians the main target
It has been another night of intense Israeli aggression on the people of the Gaza Strip as the occupation entity…
Hezbollah fires at Israel leading to likely new front
Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for mortar strikes from Lebanon into the Israeli occupied Shebaa Farms on Sunday morning. It comes…
How Operation Al Aqsa Flood proves resistance strength
The world has fundamentally changed on October 7, 2023. This is the perspective of an independent South African security analyst…
Operation al-Aqsa Flood: The surprise that isn’t
From the Zionist establishment, through to its international allies, media mouthpieces and intelligence agencies, surprise and shock has been expressed…
Debt crisis: Middle-class struggling to budget
Cape Flats households must be honest about their financial situations instead of trying to keep up the appearance of being…
Hip health can save you thousands
The hips play a fundamental role not only in mobility but in supporting one’s organs and spine. Therefore, maintaining hip…
Saudis publicly warm ties with Israel, first Zionist minister visits
Israel’s head of tourism, Haim Katz, is in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, attending a United Nations conference. He’s presence there marks…
Is race politics getting in the way of employment equity?
The National Coloured Congress (NCC) has accused Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill Lewis of dragging them to court to ensure…
NCC in ‘racial cul-de-sac’
The National Coloured Congress’s arguments over the Employment Equity Act is leading to a “racial cul-de-sac”. This is the response…
Die Maleier-tradisie van Moulood en Rampies Sny
Die Kaapse Maleier tradisie van Moulood en Rampies Sny leef nog sterk in die Kaap. Luister na Shihaam Domingo en…
NCC will continue to engage businesses on employing coloureds
The National Coloured Congress (NCC) will continue to visit businesses and ask them nicely to fulfill their obligations under the…
Media house of distinction – the evolution of Radio 786
Celebrating 28 years of broadcasting, Radio 786’s current Systems’ Manager discusses the evolution of the station, his personal journey and…
The good and testing times that shape Radio 786
Marking its 28th birthday, former Radio 786 News Editor, Zubeida Samsodien reflects on the pivotal role the station has played…
DA challenges electricity price hikes
The Democratic Alliance has taken energy regulator, Nersa, to court, questioning how it determines tariff increases for electricity, even as…
Appropriate legislation needed for Muslim marriages
The past few weeks have once again brought the decades-long debate of the legalisation of Muslim marriages to the fore.…
Morocco quake, should Africa brace for more?
A Morocco responds to one of its worse earthquakes in modern history, does the extent of the devastation point to…
Athlone violent crime increases; businesses, residents fed-up
Athlone residents are fed up with the escalation of crime in their area. In the vicinity of the Vygieskraal informal…
Politics and climate change causing food inequality
According to the Islamic Organisation for Food Security, half the countries in need of food support have a Muslim majority.…
Can’t rely on the promises of the DA to overcome the taxi impasse
As the legality of the City of Cape Town’s impounding of taxis is being questioned – some political parties are…