Police Corruption: how safe are South Africans?
South Africans’ frustration with commissions of inquiry is understandable, but it cannot be said that these investigations are ineffective. This is the contention of political
NCC’s Fadiel Adams Sounds Alarm Over Mkhwanazi SAPS Allegations
National Coloured Congress MP, Fadiel Adams has slammed KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s recent press briefing, calling it a “staged threat” to the country. Adams
President Ramaphosa defends decision to put Police Minister Senzo Mchunu on special leave, instead of dismissing him
President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended his decision to place police minister, Senzo Mchunu on special leave instead of dismissing him. He told lawmakers during his
Traditional Hajj & Umrah operators will no longer facilitate pilgrimages
As of next year, traditional tour operators will no longer facilitate hajj or umrah; instead, services will be contracted directly with Saudi providers. This was
Yemeni resistance forces Israeli to shutdown the Eilat Port
The Yemeni resistance front has forced the total shutdown of the Israeli occupation’s port of Eilat which is located on the Red Sea. The Israeli
Warming Hearts in Ceres: Radio 786 x SANZAF Winter Relief Campaign
In the quiet town of Ceres, where winter brings both beauty and hardship, a simple gesture – the handover of a blanket or a hot
Muharram feeding tradition across the Cape comes amidst cold snap
CAPE TOWN – On the sacred Day of Ashura (10th Muharram), Radio 786 — in partnership with Muslims for Humanity and a network of NGOs
Vegetable Soup
Recipe Credit By Farzana Kumandan @sprinklesandspicect INGREDIENTS: 2 cups Split Peas 3 all spice (pimento) 2 cloves 2 large carrots finely grated 2 garlic cloves
Chicken Haleem
Recipe Credit By Farzana Kumandan @sprinklesandspicect INGREDIENTS: ½ cup soup mix ½ cup Moong dhal ½ cup Chana dhal ½ cup Split peas ½ cup
GroundUp: Barbara Bell fought all her life for South Africa’s children
by Dumisa Ntsebeza Barbara Bell (1939 – 2025) has left us, but her legacy as a campaigner for early childhood care and education will live
Belal Khaled: How Palestinian Journalists Survive While Covering A Genocide
“Our bodies survived, but our souls died”. This was the opening statement of Belal Khaled, a Palestinian photojournalist who experienced and documented 300 days of
PAGAD, Qibla and IUC infiltrated by SAPS intelligence at dawn of Democracy
There is no doubt that South Africa is still dealing with the scourge of gangsterism and drugs. In the mid-90s a group of people in
Police Crack Down on Gangs in Mitchells Plain
CAPE TOWN -In response to the murders of five people in Mitchells Plain yesterday, police launched a coordinated crackdown across Beacon Valley, Tafelsig, and Portlands.
Baby Sharmar alleged kidnapper to appear at Bellville Magistrate’s Court next Thursday
CAPE TOWN – The 37-year-old woman who allegedly kidnapped baby Mogamat Imaad Sharmar will return to the Bellville Magistrate’s Court next Thursday. She is expected
Renewed push to reform and nationalise the South African Reserve Bank (SARB)
CAPE TOWN – There is a renewed push to reform and nationalise the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). The EFF is leading the charge through
