Candid Conrad – What will it take to turnaround SA Cricket
Can Shukri Conrad turn around the fortunes of SA cricket? A legend in his own right, there are a number…
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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…
Exploration and exploitation: Can Africa’s natural resources bring change?
Mozambique has begun extracting and exporting natural gas in what economists are saying could be a boon for African nation.…
Who runs SA’s food system?
Despite South Africa producing an abundance of food…thousands of people still go hungry to bed and malnutrition remains a problem.…
VIDEO The thriving Indian Kokni legacy at the Cape
The Konkani – or locally, Kokni – community of the Cape have existed at the shores of Cape Town for…
Prof Khaled Beydoun – Dissecting the tropes of Islamophobia
Countries like India, the United States, and France each exhibit a level of supremacy that discriminates against the human rights…
Energy crisis engineered for private and foreign interest
Fed up politicians who are seeking solutions to Eskom’s energy crisis are taking to the streets to ensure that the…
Is the ANC a liability for South Africa?
Judging from the outcomes of the ANC’s Gauteng conference this past weekend, the party’s failures to root out dubious characters…
How does our medication know where our pain is?
How does our medication know where the pain is and go straight to it? For example, how does aspirin know…
In Pictures Cape Town commemorates Nakba
People in Cape Town are keeping the memory of the Palestinian struggle alive by staging a Nakba Day commemoration at…
GALLERY The Nakba: Over 70 years of dispossession
READ MORE The Nakba, an ongoing Catastrophe 2022 Style Nakba: Settler Zionist ‘judge’ evicts Palestinians Hamas: Israel’s fear of…
2022 Style Nakba: Settler Zionist ‘judge’ evicts Palestinians
A Zionist court has ruled to erase thousands of Palestinians from the land they’ve inhabited and cultivated for 13 generations.…
SA has long road to reach reconciliation
South Africans still have a long road to walk to achieve reconciliation. It has been evident in recent weeks with…
SAHUC: Regulating Hajj and Umrah a tough task
For the past two years, a downscaled Hajj has meant that thousands of South African hujaaj could not participate in…
Government intervention needed on Hajj and Umrah
The Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic communities held a meeting on…
COP26 outcomes: SA must do more to turn climate change tide
In the last decades there have been minor shifts in the outcomes of major climate summits with certain world leaders…
Kenyatta visit: Africa must be accountable for Africans
Strengthening intra-African trade and establishing peaceful relations among other African nations were merely some of the matters brought up in…
34 Years Later, Trial for Africa’s Che Guevara Gets Underway
Decades after the assassination of revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara – commonly known as the African Che Guevara – a trial…
Bonteheuwel Ex-Drug Dealers Open Maintenance Business
A group of youth who peddled drugs in Bonteheuwel have transformed their lives to improve their community. Local businessman, Shuaib…
Democracy in Action: Are Political Parties Recycling Promises?
As long as the political parties list, so too are promises being made. While major parties such as the ANC,…