Northern Gaza has turned into a blood bath. Israel intensifies its assault on civilians
The northern parts of Gaza have turned into a blood bath. More than 90 martyrs were recovered following the Zionist military’s brutal massacres in Jabalia. Dozens of others remain trapped underneath the rubble. According to the Quds News Network, the occupation entity is cutting off communications thereby hindering rescue teams from knowing where to help …

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It’s all systems go ahead of the 2024 National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams
The Department of Basic Education is confident that the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations will kick off and conclude without hassles. This year, an excess of 727 000 full-time and 155 215 part-time candidates will take their seat to write the most important exam of their schooling career. Addressing the media on the department’s readiness …

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Former Joburg mayor, Kabelo Gwamanda nabbed for scamming residents
Former Johannesburg mayor, Kabelo Gwamanda has been arrested for allegedly scamming residents in an alleged funeral policy scam. Gwamanda handed himself over to the police on Friday following an investigation by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). Gwamanda, who is also an Al-Jama-ah councillor is alleged to have run a scam where his business, iThemba …

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38-year-old man gunned down in Gatesville Square
A 38-year-old man was murdered in Gatesville Square on Saturday. Athlone SAPS responded to a complaint at around 18h45. Upon arrival, officers found the deceased’s body with gunshot wounds to both his legs. Spokesperson for SAPS in the Western Cape, Lieutanent-Colonel Malcolm Pojie said that an autopsy will be conducted to determine the exact cause …

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WC SAPS management praises AGU efforts in Aiden Isaacs’s murder investigation
The Western Cape police management has welcomed the convictions and sentences of Yusuf Barodien, Arnold April, and Cameron Anderson for the murder of Aiden Isaacs. He was killed in 2020, Lentegeur. The Anti-Gang Unit’s thorough investigation led to the arrests and successful opposition of bail for the suspects. The Mitchells Plain Regional Court sentenced all …

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At least 5 Palestinians killed in an Israeli attack on the Al-Qarm family home in Gaza
At least five more people have been murdered by the Israeli occupation entity in Palestine’s besieged Gaza Strip. Several others were wounded in the Zionist attack on the Al-Qarm family home in Al-Nasr in Gaza City which is located in the northern part of the enclave. There has been a sustained US backed terror campaign …

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More airlines suspend flights to Israeli as resistance amps up its aerial strikes
More airlines are suspending their flights to the Israeli occupation entity as the Axis of Resistance steps up its aerial strikes. America’s Delta Air Lines has announced that it will suspend flights between New York’s JFK airport and Tel Aviv through to March next year because of the escalations. Several airlines have suspended services to …

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New state initiative will fund project preparation for construction companies
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has launched a new initiative to fund project preparation for construction companies. This support aims to ensure projects in sectors like Energy, Water and Sanitation, and Transport are completed on time and within budget. The application deadline is December 6th. Infrastructure South Africa, which is leading this effort, …

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Truck driver who crashed into a bridge on the N1 due in court
The truck driver who crashed into the Lower Church Street bridge on the N1 highway is set to appear in court on a charge of reckless and negligent driving. The bridge has been closed since the incident on Friday. The truck has been impounded. The City’s Mayco Member for Safety and Security JP Smith is …

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Copyright Amendment Bill & Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill referred to the Constitutional Court
President Cyril Ramaphosa has referred the Copyright Amendment Bill and Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill to the Constitutional Court. The President’s move follows his previous request for Parliament to reconsider the proposed legislation due to constitutional concerns. Key issues include broad copyright exceptions, the economic impact, and limitations on contractual freedoms. Critics also highlight inadequate protections …

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“The GNU should be judged on its achievements, not the parties in it” – Ramaphosa
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa believes that the so called Government of National Unity (GNU) should be judged on its achievements and not on the parties in it. In his address to supporters marking 100 days since the formation of this grand coalition Ramaphosa said that it should be judged by the impact that it will …

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Palestinian resistance fighters detonate an Israeli Merkava tank in southern Gaza
Resistance fighters have successfully detonated an explosive device in an Israeli Merkava tank in southern Gaza. The Martyr Omar Al-Qasim Forces says it eliminated and wounded the enemy soldiers as the military vehicle invaded the Al-Salam neighborhood east of the city of Rafah. Meanwhile, Saraya Al-Quds bombarded occupation soldiers and vehicles at the Civil Administration …

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Israeli settlers overcome with fear in occupied Haifa
Fear has struck the Israeli settler public in occupied Haifa. The Zionist TV Channel 14 reports that the streets of the seaport city in the north are deserted, as settlers feel fear due to the rockets being launched by Hezbollah. The Lebanese resistance movement has set its eye on the city and has repeatedly struck …

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A Zionist police officer killed in a resistance shooting near Ashdod
A Zionist police officer has been killed in a resistance shooting near the occupied port city of Ashdod. Four other settlers were injured in the resistance operation. The man who carried out the operation has since been martyred. He was shot by Zionist forces. The operation is in defiance of the Zionist occupation of Palestine …

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Martyrdom in Islam with Shaykh Munir Adams
In Islam, the concept of martyrdom (shahada in Arabic) refers to the act of sacrificing one’s life to testify and bear witness to one’s faith and a noble cause. On a deeper spiritual level, it represents the ultimate demonstration of one’s commitment and devotion to God and religious principles. We see this on display in …

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Hezbollah’s Mousawi: effective attacks on Israeli targets despite leadership loss
Hezbollah parliamentary bloc member, Ibrahim Al Mousawi affirms that the resistance movement has regained control and launched effective attacks against Israeli targets, which proves its resilience. Speaking to Al Jazeera, Mousawi noted that the United States cannot be divorced from the Israeli violations in Palestine, and Lebanon, and they will be held accountable for the …

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Israeli settlers demand answers after its air defence system fails in Hezbollah attack
Colonial settlers are demanding answers as to how Hezbollah managed to penetrate Israel’s air defence system. A military correspondent for the Zionist news site Walla says the Israeli occupation’s air force officials must set aside their pride and explain to the public what happened and why there was no alert. A resistance drone successfully struck …

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Voortrekker Road land occupation causes stir
The City of Cape Town is monitoring the land occupation in Voortrekker Road, which is causing major concern for residents of the Kensington area. The settlement has grown over the years, with the landowners doing little to provide services, or attempt to evict them. The property belongs to the Ndabeni Trust, which is supposed to …

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SA Maritime Authority ordered to urgently inspect commercial fishing vessels
The SA Maritime Authority (Samsa) has been ordered to urgently inspect the safety of all commercial fishing vessels that are operating in the country’s waters following another incident. Transport Minister Babara Creecy issued the instruction after a fire broke out on the FV Armana off the coast of Gansbaai in the Western Cape. The vessel …

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Counterfeit goods to the value of R2.5 million seized in Bellville
Counterfeit goods to the tune of more than R2.5 million have been confiscated in a police operation in Stikland in Bellville. A search of a truck at a premises in Brug Street resulted in the discovery of 22 bags of popular branded sporting socks. No arrests have yet been made. Western Cape police commissioner, Lieutenant …

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Seven people, including a 7-year-old boy gunned down in Johannesburg
Seven people, including a seven-year-old boy were been gunned down in an informal settlement in Mokokotlong in Johannesburg on Sunday. The attack occurred after an altercation at a local tavern when a man, allegedly frustrated at the tavern’s closure argued with the owner. The tavern owner allegedly followed the man home where a family was …

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Tourism Departments fears that it can’t protect SMMEs from extortionists
The Department of Tourism has not been spared from extortion syndicates. Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille says many businesses, particularly in townships and remote areas are being forced into paying protection fees to extortionists. The revelation was made during a Parliamentary briefing on Friday where the minister expressed her concern that her department could not protect …

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Former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has died
Former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has died after battling a short illness. President Cyril Ramaphosa, who expressed his deep sadness at Mboweni’s sudden passing said that given his sense of vitality and energetic and affable engagement with South Africans, the 65-year-old’s passing came as a great shock. Mboweni was remembered as a politician who conducted himself …

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The National Transmission Company has officially taken over Eskom’s transmission business
The National Transmission Company of South Africa (NTCSA) has officially launched, taking over Eskom’s transmission business. With a R112 billion investment, NTCSA aims to connect 30GW of renewable energy to the grid within five years. This move is part of a broader plan to expand the national grid and improve electricity sector efficiency. Interim CEO …

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MK Party withdraws John Hlophe’s nomination for serve on the JSC
The uMkhonto weSizwe party has withdrawn John Hlophe’s nomination to the Judicial Service Commission. This follows a Western Cape High Court ruling preventing Hlophe from serving on the JSC. The court’s decision came after the DA and Freedom Under Law argued Hlophe’s impeachment as Judge President disqualifies him. Additionally, the Johannesburg High Court dismissed the …

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Despite Zionist claims of victory, killing resistance leaders doesn’t count as a victory
The assassinations of resistance leaders do not count as a victory, despite what the Zionist entity claims. This is the reminder from Al Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obeida. He was speaking on the commemoration of the launch of the Al Aqsa Flood battle. Abu Obeida made reference to the martyrdom of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, which …

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One year of the Al-Aqsa Flood battle and the resistance continues strong
On October 7, 2023, Palestinian resistance fighters were carried over into the occupied lands from Gaza, using paragliders. This act, and subsequent acts of resistance launched Operation al Aqsa Flood. It shocked the Israeli entity, and revealed the true nature of the regime’s brutality. It also affirmed the resistance chant of Victory or Martyrdom. Now …

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Opinion: Gaza Solidarity, Indigenous Resistance, and the Liberal Dilemma
Ran Greenstein is an associate Professor and lecturer in Sociology at the University of Witwatersrand. This article looks at some of the ways in which issues of indigeneity, resistance, and history were tackled in debates surrounding the events of October 2023 and follow-up developments in Israel/Palestine. It examines different perspectives on the Hamas attack and …

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Department of Labour plans on hiring nearly 2000 inspectors to combat illegal practices
The Department of Employment and Labour plans to hire nearly 20 000 inspectors to combat illegal labour practices. Minister Nomakhosazana Meth says that this initiative aims to boost the inspectorate from just 2 000 to 20 000 over the next few years. This increase will enhance the department’s ability to conduct thorough audits and inspections …

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City of CT probes alleged tender collusion in its Urban Waste Management department
The City of Cape Town is investigating two senior managers in the Urban Waste Management directorate for alleged tender collusion. News24 reports that the officials reportedly failed to disclose their positions on the boards of companies that were awarded a R186-million refuse removal tender. The investigation follows media reports exposing the collapse of waste management …

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