VIDEO Palestinians attacked in al-Aqsa compound, driven out of i’tikaf
Israeli occupation forces have attacked worshippers in the al-Qibli prayer hall of the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied Palestine.
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A seven year battle against one of South Africa’s leading pharmaceutical retail chains has ended in victory for independent pharmacies…
Do Covid-19 vaccines cause deaths? – top cardiologist wants answers
The past week’s outrage from Western Cape Premier Alan Winde over a dissenting view on the impact of mRNA vaccinations…
‘Islamophobia is based on power’
Islamophobia underpins various challenges in the world, from the refugee crisis, the destabilisation of the Middle East, to the global…
Noise and fumes from generators frustrate residents
The complaints about noisy generators are going to the wrong department in the City of Cape Town. This is what…
UK protests government anti migrant laws
Hundreds of people have rallied in London to protest the British government’s controversial new asylum and migration law. Members of Parliament…
Sassa – clarity on card renewals
There has been some anxiety among social grant beneficiaries over the renewal of their South African Social Security Agency (Sassa)…
Flies energised by human sweat
Buzz, buzz, buzz, this is the irritating sound of flies that take over homes or try and find some shelter…
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During the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, we were hearing words like “genomics” and “sequencing” and how this was important…
Allison Plaatjies: victims urged to speak up on GBV
Families have been reminded to take interest in each other’s lives. This as slain Clanwilliam teacher, Allison Plaatjies did not…
Groote Schuur – the pinnacle of medical innovation
Groote Schuur Hospital, one of South Africa’s oldest health care facilities is reflecting on its 85-year legacy. The hospital’s head…
M Plain missing girl case opened after 21 years
A cold case involving the disappearance of a 9-year-old girl has been re-opened. She disappeared while playing in a Athlone…
How Latin America battles crime
Gangs, illegal gun trade, drug cartels, and extortion. These are all synonymous with South Africa, but for those living in…
A firsthand account of who Gaddafi was & what made him tick
Muammar Gaddafi, the ousted leader of Libya was larger than life. Though not always seeing eye-to-eye with world leaders, let…
Green energy won’t save Eskom
The timeline of 10 years for South Africa to be free of load shedding, is mostly due to the failure…
Apologising for slavery is not enough to heal the wounds of the oppressed
The Dutch state has formally apologised for its role in enslaving people and supporting the slave trade, as well as…
The Phala Phala controversy threatens democratic processes
Since the release of the Section 89 independent panel report, critics have highlighted several issues whereby President Cyril Ramaphosa has…
Reconciliation Day: the Rainbow Nation is an illusion
As the country marks the Day of Reconciliation, anti-apartheid activist and chairperson of the South African Coalition for Transitional Justice,…
‘SA suffering from selective morality’
The divisions in South Africa have lead to a trend of selective morality. This observation from political analyst, Professor Steven…
President Ramaphosa will stay – ANC NEC Member Mathole Motshekga
The Ramaphosa faction in the ANC says the President is going nowhere. NEC member and MP, Dr Mathole Motshekga says…