VIDEO Min. Pandor speaks: SA, Africa and the world
In a wide-reaching interview, International Relations Minister, Naledi Pandor has outlined ongoing efforts to integrate African cooperation and exert the…
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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.…
Banking cabal or crony corruption? – Dr Surve speaks
In an ostensibly coordinated move, the banking industry has shut out Sekunjalo Investment Holdings, headed by Dr Iqbal Surve, from…
India’s BJP govt pushing anti-Muslim agenda
The ban on the hijab has extended to India. Outrage was sparked after a college in Karnataka province barred six…
Youth gangs on the rise In Bonteheuwel, another youngster killed
Bonteheuwel has begun seeing an uptick in gang-related activity. This time, it claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy in…
VIDEO Be counted in Census 2022
Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Pinky Kekana discusses the importance of participating in the Census, and how this feeds into…
Thulsie twins were manipulated – Lawyer
The case involving twins Brandon Lee and Tony Lee Thulsie on charges relating planning acts of terror has concluded in…
ANC wants CT to allocate land for affordable housing instead of auctioning it
The ANC in the Western Cape has called out the City of Cape Town for not properly engaging with communities…
Will Ramaphosa act on JSC recommendations?
The Judicial Service Commission(JSC) has recommended that Judge Mandisa Maya, currently president of the Supreme Court of Appeal, be appointed…
VIDEO State capture, corruption and blowing the whistle
Former Bosasa Chief Operating Officer Angelo Agrizzi featured as a key witness at the Commission of inquiry into State Capture,…
Investigators need time to study state capture report
Amidst calls for swift action on the outcomes of the State Capture Commission, former NPA asset forfeiture head, Willie Hofmeyr…
Deputy Speaker: Fire a ‘middle-finger’ to SA democracy
Despite the fire at Parliament, President Cyril Ramaphosa affirmed that the work of the National Assembly will continue. The fire…
Parliament’s fire avoidable if security worked – NEHAWU
With Parliament’s entire precinct severely damaged following Sunday’s fire, the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union (Nehawu) expressed concern…
Christmas in Bethlehem – Birthplace of Jesus(PBUH
Bethlehem, Palestine… the birthplace of Jesus Christ or Prophet Esa(PBUH) has been under occupation for over 70 years.Amid the regular…
Big pharma’s monopoly in the Covid-19 pandemic
Access to preventative medication comes with several conditions, most often left in the hands of multinational pharmaceutical companies; all in…
How accurate are PCR tests and do we really understand Covid-19?
The validity of Covid-19 tests has been brought into question with allegations that the qualitative PCR (polymerase chain reaction) method…
State will needed to fix overwhelming poverty levels
South Africa has experienced one of its most interesting and challenging political years since the advent of its democracy. The…
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…
Prospects for Iraq amid possible US exit
What will Iraq look like if American occupation forces eventually abide by an Iraqi government decision for them to exit…
Regulation is needed to ensure pilgrims are protected – Samtoa
Should a Muslim body or council be the one that oversees Hajj and Umrah decisions for South Africans? This, as…