Strand Historian puts Legacy back in Community’s Hands
Ebrahim Rhoda has served his community for most of his life, not only through his research and writing but through
7 June 2021
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Category: Multimedia
World No Tobacco Day – Creating tobacco-free environments
The Covid-19 pandemic has made many tobacco users think about kicking the habit of smoking. The World Health Organisation says
5 June 2021
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SA Gearing Up to Become World Leader in Nuclear Physics Research
South Africa could be turning into a world leader in nuclear physics research. This has been ignited by the University
5 June 2021
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Moderate intensity, good for your health
Regular physical activity at moderate intensity is always good for your health. Riding a bicycle does that and on this
5 June 2021
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Premier Winde – Preparing for the Third Wave
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde talks about preparing for the third wave of Covid-19 infections in the province. This talk
5 June 2021
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District Six: We Need to Have Restitution, Reparations & Rebirthing
Born and raised in Woodstock, with a strong passion for teaching and upliftment. Siddeeq Railoun prides himself in making sure
5 June 2021
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Was Major-General Jeremy Vearey’s Dismissal Orchestrated?
Could the dismissal of top Western Cape cop Major-General Jeremy Vearey have been orchestrated? According to the South African Communist
4 June 2021
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Unbundling Eskom Doesn’t Make Economic Sense
With load shedding back on the table, Eskom has once again fallen under the spotlight, and not for good reasons.
4 June 2021
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Jeremy Vearey – Abused to get rid of
Jeremy Vearey who was sacked as the police’s head of detectives in the Western Cape sees his dismissal as the
4 June 2021
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Palestine: Music of Resistance
Music has defined the Arab world for centuries. And in Palestine, this art form has played an integral part in
3 June 2021
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Firearms Control Amendment Bill: Draconian or Progressive?
An attempt to remove self-defence as an adequate reason to own a firearm in South Africa has attracted much contention.
3 June 2021
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British Media Skews Palestine Coverage
While mainstream media once again showed themselves up during the Zionist regime’s multi-pronged attacks on Palestinians last month, a study
2 June 2021
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Al Jama-ah party disappointment in the Western Cape Legislature
The Al Jama-ah party has expressed their disappointment in the Western Cape Legislature, for refusing to discuss the situation in
2 June 2021
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What Is The Framework Towards Professionalisation Of The Public Service?
Public Service and Administration Minister Senzo Mchunu has appointed a high-level task team, to help the government through the National
2 June 2021
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What You Didn’t Know About Bees
Bees are not all what they seem. A book titled Dark Side of the Hive will force you to re-examine
2 June 2021
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Wondered why and how exactly the slave trade occurred?
Have you ever wondered why and how exactly the slave trade occurred? 1658 is said to have introduced Slavery in
1 June 2021
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MJC President Says His New Term Will Focus On Unity Within The Community
The Muslim Judicial Council (MJC) has not had a change in its leadership. At the weekend, the MJC held its
1 June 2021
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Killed in an Israeli airstrike – Gaza Update 20 – 05
Yet another Palestinian family has been hit with a loss. Thirty-two year old Huda Salah al Khazendar was killed in
1 June 2021
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Many children contemplate suicide as way out
Concerns around bullying have risen in South Africa, as many children contemplate suicide as a way to get out of
1 June 2021
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Water meters are notorious in Cape Town
As of this July, the City of Cape Town will discontinue existing Water Management Devices (WMD), and replace them with
1 June 2021
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