Efforts pay off, first mosque opens in Athens
The first mosque in the Greek capital, Athens, has opened after 14 years of wrangling and bureaucratic delays. The mosque’s…
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Intervention plan for Covid-19 hotspot, Gatesville
Gatesville has been identified as a Covid-19 hotspot. The City’s Urban Management directorate’s department of Area Economic Development says an…
Whale sculpture saves train from crashing
A metro train overran stop blocks at the De Akkers train station outside Rotterdam, a city in the Netherlands. However,…
Indigenous tribe occupy land on Table Mountain
A group of indigenous people are occupying a piece of land in Cecilia Forest on the Table Mountain reserve. They…
On The Couch – State Of Education (Part 2)
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought a slew of unique challanges and disruptions to the school year. Learners have had to…
Attack on Afghanistan university leaves 22 students dead
A group of shocked Afghan students demonstrated outside Kabul University, following a brutal attack that claimed the lives of 22…
Rebuilding efforts is a collective effort – Pres. Ramaphosa
This was the message given by President Cyril Ramphosa while addressing the Infrastructure South Africa project preparation roundtable and market…
Further clarity on Halaal status of Checkers
The Muslim community has been reminded to always check for a halal certificate in supermarkets before purchasing produce, especially meat.…
Heathfield High principal pays the cost
The Labour Court has dismissed an application to halt disciplinary proceedings against a Heathfield High School Principal by the provincial…
DA is ready for all-out municipal win – Steenhuisen
The Democratic Alliance (DA) is focused on ensuring that it has outright wins in next year’s municipal elections. This was…
No Halaal products retailed at Checkers, Kenilworth Centre
The Checkers supermarket in Kenilworth Centre has decided to stop trading in halaal products. This was confirmed via the Muslim…
Habits that destroy intimacy Pt.2
Anger wins and love loses. We continue our discussion regarding the instinctual and destructive habits that we deploy, that we…
International pilgrims are now allowed to travel for Umrah
The holy city of Makkah is now welcoming international pilgrims for umrah after a seven-month closure due to Covid-19. About…
Taxi industry to submit commuter-focused plan
The taxi industry is set to present a proposal to cabinet that will be more commuter focused instead of operator…
Imams dismissive to victims of GBV – Victim speaks out
A young woman who accused her well-known Bo-Kaap grandfather and his brother of sexual molestation has questioned why some Imams…
Zuma accuses judiciary of playing politics
The Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed, with punitive costs, an appeal to challenge a North Gauteng High Court ruling that…
IN PICTURES: Capetonians stand up against France
Hanover Park residents have denounced the attacks on Islam in France. Under the banner of Moms Who Care a picket…
WATCH: Weekly News Wrap
Week 4 – Catch up with what’s been happening in your world this week.
Lifestyle audits for cabinet ministers finally underway
Despite an undertaking by President Cyril Ramaphosa some two years ago that members of his cabinet would be subjected to…
Mandrax, dagga, tik – drug bust suspects in court
About R2000 worth of drugs has been seized at a residence in Komlossy street in Cafda Village. Steenberg Police’s Crime…