Elgin juice factory fire spreads to informal settlement
About 200 people have been displaced in a fire that spread to the Waterworks informal settlement in Grabouw. According to
1 July 2022
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Reduced load shedding this weekend
Stage 4 load shedding will remain in place until 10 this evening. Thereafter Stage 2 will be implemented for the
1 July 2022
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Muizenberg and St James walkway gets stainless-steel rails
The public and residents have been asked to help keep an eye on the stainless-steel railings that have been installed
1 July 2022
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Power misery drags on for SA despite load shedding downgrade
A whole day of Stage 6 load shedding has seemingly been avoided. It will now only come in at four
1 July 2022
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Abortion: Ethics and responsibilities in Islam
The US is in uproar after the Supreme Court overturned abortion legislation; making it illegal in all forms. While protecting
29 June 2022
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Muslim marriages recognised, could still be subjected to secular law
The Constitutional Court has ruled that there is no justification for the non-recognition of Muslim marriages. The Apex court upheld
29 June 2022
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Muslim UP students demand place to pray after “eviction”
A prayer facility at the Prinshof Campus at the University of Pretoria has been closed down. It comes after a
29 June 2022
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‘Day Zero’ has arrived for some communities in Gqeberha
Day-Zero has hit for certain communities in Gqeberha. Project Manager for Gift of Givers Ali Sablay says some communities have
29 June 2022
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BRICS expansion on the cards as more countries want to join
Iran and Argentina want in on the emerging economies bloc BRICS. Tehran has revealed that it’s applied to become a
29 June 2022
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Stability brought to Eskom as workers return
The situation at Eskom is normalising as workers have heeded the call to report for duty. The National Union of
29 June 2022
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Kidnapped Ismail Rajah reunited with family
At least four men including two Mozambican nationals have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of Cape Town businessman
29 June 2022
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Muslim marriages now recognised under SA law
The Constitutional Court has affirmed that Muslim marriages are recognised under the country’s laws. The Apex court has upheld an
28 June 2022
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Eish! Eskom implements Stage 6 load shedding
South Africa will be saddled with Stage 6 load shedding over two days. Eskom has announced that the intensified power
28 June 2022
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Enyobeni tavern owner apologises for mass deaths
The owner of the Enyobeni tavern where 21 teenagers died has apologised, saying he would assist police in their investigations.
27 June 2022
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East London mass tavern death investigated
An inquest has been opened into the death of 21 teenagers in the Eastern Cape as the nation awaits answers
27 June 2022
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Zondo not worthy of being a judge – Zuma
The Jacob Zuma Foundation has criticized the findings in the State Capture Report, calling it unlawful. Spokesperson for the foundation
26 June 2022
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‘Frustrations of poor mustn’t target centres of education’
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande has hit out at protesters who have destroyed university property. He was speaking as there
24 June 2022
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NUM: We didn’t tell our members to strike at Eskom
The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) is optimistic that there will be a fruitful resolution to the wage dispute at
24 June 2022
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Halal certifiers must act against oppressive regimes
Muslims are divided over the halal integrity of natural tartaric acid. However, there is concern that halal certifying bodies are
24 June 2022
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Dry taps loom in Nelson Mandela Bay
The likelihood of Nelson Mandela Bay hitting day zero appears to be inevitable. Water Expert, Dr Kevin Winter says the
24 June 2022
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