SA could go maskless
There is a possibility that South Africa could be saying goodbye to mask wearing in indoor public spaces. In a
21 June 2022
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Langa man arrested with large amount of drugs
An estimated R500 000 worth of drugs has been seized at a premises in Block B, Langa. Acting on information
21 June 2022
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Wine sourced tartaric acid: Muslims must decide to consume or not
The debate around whether three of Cadbury’s chocolates; Lunch Bar, PS and Chomp are halaal for Muslim consumption continues. There
21 June 2022
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Natural tartaric acid in chocolate: Halal or Not?
Questions around whether or not three popular chocolates are halal or not have gripped the Muslim community over the weekend.
21 June 2022
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Hawala: Banking on trust
The Hawala system has ensured that thousands of migrants have been able to thrive in their new home countries. However,
21 June 2022
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Khayelitsha community hopeful SAPS will fulfill its mandate
The Khayelitsha Development Forum (KDF) is confident that the police will be working better to address the mass shootings gripping
20 June 2022
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Time not yet ‘ripe’ to release State Capture report
The State Capture report will be released on Wednesday. This as the Commission had missed the court mandated June 15th
20 June 2022
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Another fuel hike – this time by almost R2
Struggling South Africans could be in for another fuel price hike. This time, by almost R2 a litre. The Automobile
19 June 2022
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Cosatu slams 3% wage increase
Labour federation Cosatu has criticized the three percent salary increase for public office bearers as a slap in the face.
19 June 2022
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Muslims demand clarity over chocolate halal status
Two halal certifying bodies are divided over the halal status of three Cadbury chocolate brands. Yesterday, the South African National
18 June 2022
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Zondo misses State Capture report deadline – again
The Presidency says that it’s still waiting for the last instalment of the State Capture Commission report. It was meant
17 June 2022
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Food security and making the cost of living bearable
Like the Covid-19 pandemic – the skyrocketing fuel prices have exposed how South Africans are battling to put bread on
17 June 2022
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Youth must join national soccer body
The absence of young blood in the highly contested leadership race at the South African Football Association (SAFA) has been
17 June 2022
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Sri Lanka’s work week cut for public servants to produce food
Sri Lanka has cut the public sector work week to four days not for productivity or happiness but for survival
17 June 2022
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IN PICTURES: Bonteheuwel youth honour Ashley Kriel
Bonteuwel youth have honoured the legacy and sacrifice of anti Apartheid activist, Ashley Kriel. Learners at Bonteheuwel Secondary School planned
15 June 2022
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Child poverty and mental health linked – Child Gauge 2022
Two-thirds of children in South Africa live in poverty. This is equivalent to 63% of the country’s child population. Director
15 June 2022
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Cape Town gripped by flood aftermath
The problems in Khayelitsha following the past two days’ heavy rains are being experienced across the Cape Flats. Community activist,
15 June 2022
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Cape Town mop up operations continue
The clearing of waterlogged houses and shacks continues in Cape Town. Disaster Risk Management says they are conducting assessments in
15 June 2022
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Gauteng man guilty of R11 million TERS theft
A former bookkeeper Lindelani Pert Gumede has been found guilty of robbing the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) of more than
15 June 2022
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City Disaster Management pump out water logged settlements
Disaster Risk Management officials are pumping out water logged settlements. This, as teams have completed assessments in many informal settlements.
14 June 2022
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