It has been a difficult night for the human rights activists on the Madleen which is on a mission to

The Islamic world needs to apply the lessons of the Hajj now more than ever as the Israeli criminal gang

Nearly two million Muslims have embarked on the sacred Hajj pilgrimage this year. The faithful will reach the climax of

The potential entering of Starlink into South Africa’s telecommunication space will need to be watched. The satellite internet service is

The Revenue Services (Sars) has been given a cash injection as part of efforts to boost its effectiveness in collecting

President Cyril Ramaphosa has described the bilateral meeting with his US counterpart as good. The channels of communication have been

In 80 days more than 300 pregnant Palestinian women have had a miscarriage in Gaza as the US backed Israeli

South Africa’s visit to the United States this week will have to deal with the agriculture deals between the two.

Teen violence is becoming a growing concern as seven girls, between the ages of thirteen and fourteen, have been nabbed

The impact of drug abuse has once again been highlighted in Cape Town. A Khayelitsha mother has admitted that she

South Africa’s youth unemployment remains above the national figures. Statistics SA says that the unemployment figure increased by one percent

US President Donald Trump has announced the lifting of sanctions on Syria, saying that it will give the country a

The four civilians allegedly assaulted and targeted during an international soccer match in Pretoria this weekend, have been remanded in

Hamas military wing, Al Qassam Brigades has released the Zionist soldier holding an American citizenship, Edan Alexander, following communications with

There is a sharp rise in cases of blindness in the besieged Gaza Strip. The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza

At least 16 people were massacred in an Israeli assault on the Fatima Bint Asad School in northern Gaza. Among

A DA voter has taken on the party’s International Relations and Cooperation spokesperson Emma Powell following her recent propaganda trip

Just over 120 vultures have died due to a mass poisoning incident in the Mahlangeni section of the Kruger National

Syria’s self-appointed President Ahmad al-Sharaa has confirmed that they are engaging the Israeli regime in indirect talks. The head of

South Africans need to be mindful of biases that emerge through the media, especially when it relates to issues of