European desperation for oil at root of Sudan conflict
All of the Sudan’s neighbours are enduring some degree of military instability, so it may be viewed as little wonder…
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Zionist entity will pay for Khader Adnan assassination
The martyrdom of Islamic Jihad leader, Khader Adnan in an Israeli detention camp has been laid squarely at the feet…
Prime drink hits SA amid concerns
The reviews are in, and it seems that Youtuber, Logan Paul’s PRIME drinks are leaving South Africans with a bitter…
Apartheid inquests expose regime cover-ups
The truth about Apartheid should not have been covered under a shroud of forgiveness for the sake of moving beyond…
How the Post Office is failing social grant recipients
Grant beneficiaries have been left frustrated as more post offices are closing its doors, leaving them with no option but…
Sars will verify solar installation for rebates
Getting your application approved for a tax rebate for a solar installation might just have gotten a lot trickier with…
What is behind the military clashes in Sudan
As fierce clashes endure in Sudan between the army and a paramilitary group, called the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), scores…
Muslim families battle soaring inflation during Ramadaan
Global interest rates have soared, leaving thousands of Muslim families unable to afford the basic food basket or to enjoy…
Positivity hangs over Yemen-Saudi ceasefire talks
The Omani-brokered talks between the Saudi regime and the Yemeni resistance is testament to Riyadh’s failure to achieve its goals.…
Palestinians prepared as Israel escalates aggression at al-Aqsa, Gaza
As the Apartheid Israeli regime continues its escalated assault on worshippers at the al-Aqsa mosque compound in occupied Jerusalem and…
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…
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)…
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…
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…
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…
Isipingo Islamophobe has no leg to stand on
People living in a multicultural society must be open to making compromises. This is the assertion of senior legal practitioner…
Ramaphosa bows to UK
President Cyril Ramaphosa has wrapped up his tour of the United Kingdom, which included engagements with King Charles III and…