SA Hajj committee seeks hujaaj feedback to improve pilgrimage
The committee setup by the government to ensure a well-organised Hajj and Umrah experience for pilgrims has requested feedback from…
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Mpumalanga avian flu will affect pricing
A ‘super infectious’ strand of Avian flu as emerged in Mpumalanga, but authorities say it poses no risk to people’s…
New ANC Western Cape chair has vision for province
Newly elected ANC Western Cape Chairperson Vuyiso JJ Tyhalisisu has vowed to fight factionalism within the party. Tyhalisisu was on…
Public urged to seek help if battling with drug abuse
Drug abuse remains a serious ailment plaguing various communities. Marking national Anti-Drug Awareness Week [19 – 23 June], the Department…
Religion on LGBTQ… – how do you deal with it?
Amid an intensified campaign to normalise homosexuality and the LGBTQIA+ etc. culture, Muslims and those of other faiths have grappled…
Iran joins handful of nations with hypersonic weapons
Iran has joined an elite group of countries to become the first Muslim nation to develop a hypersonic missile. Naming…
United Middle East emerging alongside new global powers | ANALYSIS
The winds of change are blowing in the world. Within the space of under six months, Iran and Saudi Arabia…
Illiterate SA: Most 10 year olds can’t read
According to an international study most children leave Grade 1 without knowing the alphabet, while just over 80% of Grade…
G7 fears multipolar world
The G7 has widely regarded as an exclusive club seeking to further the West’s interests. This was once again reinforced…
al-Jama-ah courts controversy over leadership capabilities
The City of Johannesburg is battling to find stability after seeing several mayors take up the position, only to be…
Sassa extends validity of gold cards
The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has announced that the validity of its gold cards will be extended –…
SA set to import electricity from neighbours as Eskom crisis deepens
Eskom wants the national energy regulator, NERSA to give it the green-light to procure additional power from neighbouring countries. This…
Palestine: there is no space to accommodate occupiers
This week marks several key moments in the history of Palestine. We’ve seen the brutal Israeli attacks on Palestinians in…
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…
VIDEO Zionist settler spits on Cross as Christians mark Easter in Palestine
Observe at 7 seconds ALSO SEE Palestinian Christians: We only fear God, not “Israel”
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.
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.…
Mitchells Plain Brigadier Cass Goolam bows out but remains a crime fighter
‘The Community Commander’, Brigadier Cass Goolam has officially retired from the police service at the age of 60. He ran…
South Africa’s foreign policy plan
South Africa is a key player on the continent, and recent state visits from the US and Germany show the…