SA Muslims usher in Ramadaan
South Africa’s Muslim community will observe the first day of the holy fasting month of Ramadaan on Sunday. The moon
2 April 2022
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Category: Social
Reflecting On The Success Of The Spar CT Ramadaan & Lifestyle Expo
The Spar Cape Town Ramadaan and Lifestyle Expo has come and gone, and we’re still overwhelmed by the support for
28 March 2022
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What Does The Fruit Industry’s Social Accord Mean For SA?
The South African fruit industry representatives of fruit industry associations have agreed to adopt the Fruit Industry Social Accord. It
25 March 2022
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Mitchells Plain gang terror claims more lives
At least two people have been killed and two others wounded in a shooting in Guava Street in Tafelsig. According
15 March 2022
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Criminals rob worshippers at Mpumalanga mosque
A search is on for a gang of armed robbers that held up worshippers at a mosque in Kabokweni in
5 March 2022
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Ramaphosa to testify on July unrest
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to appear before the SA Human Rights Commission which is looking into last year’s deadly
5 March 2022
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Breast milk vs formula – Are ‘science’ journals being bribed by corporates?
The benefits of a mother’s milk are well-documented. And with the evidence growing, the manufacturers of formula substitutes are on
17 February 2022
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India’s BJP govt pushing anti-Muslim agenda
The ban on the hijab has extended to India. Outrage was sparked after a college in Karnataka province barred six
17 February 2022
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Youth gangs on the rise In Bonteheuwel, another youngster killed
Bonteheuwel has begun seeing an uptick in gang-related activity. This time, it claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy in
15 February 2022
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VIDEO Be counted in Census 2022
Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Pinky Kekana discusses the importance of participating in the Census, and how this feeds into
10 February 2022
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Thulsie twins were manipulated – Lawyer
The case involving twins Brandon Lee and Tony Lee Thulsie on charges relating planning acts of terror has concluded in
10 February 2022
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SA brain drain is making room for qualified migrants
South Africa’s employer market is at a critical stage with the country now demanding a new list of critical skills
8 February 2022
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AU irresolute as Israel jostles for influence
The African Union is walking on eggshells as it deals with the issue of the Israeli regime’s observer status at
8 February 2022
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ANC wants CT to allocate land for affordable housing instead of auctioning it
The ANC in the Western Cape has called out the City of Cape Town for not properly engaging with communities
7 February 2022
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Radio 786 marks World Cancer Day
Marking World Cancer Day, Radio 786 in partnership with Melomed Private Hospitals hosted a special outside broadcast from the Oncology
4 February 2022
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Public sector cancer care expensive
The cost of cancer treatment for the average South African is very high. This as a study conducted in 2020
4 February 2022
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Blanket enforcement of Covid-19 vaccination at UFS challenged
Trade union Solidarity heads to court this Thursday to challenge the University of the Free State (UFS) over its planned
27 January 2022
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Institutional Processes Failing GBV Victims
There have been serious sexual allegations levelled at now suspended Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz. At least four other senior
26 January 2022
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Blue Downs residents irate over pipe burst
Residents in Blue Downs and surrounding areas have been left without water due to a damaged pipeline. Residents were expecting
26 January 2022
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District Six claimant dies without returning to rightful home
Another District Six claimant has died without justice. Shariefa Khan, one of the oldest claimants passed away at the age
26 January 2022
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