UNISA’s first female Vice Chancellor in 148 years
The University of South Africa (UNISA) will for the first time in its 148 years be led by a female
6 November 2020
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Category: Social
Potato prices skyrocket over the last four months
The prices of potatoes – a staple food for many South African homes has skyrocketed over the last four months.
4 November 2020
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On The Couch – State Of Education (Part 2)
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought a slew of unique challanges and disruptions to the school year. Learners have had to
3 November 2020
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Calls for blind football to be one of UCT’s official sporting codes
In a bid to strengthen inclusion in society and sports, the ParaSportsClub at UCT has their eye set on having
2 November 2020
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IN PICTURES: Capetonians stand up against France
Hanover Park residents have denounced the attacks on Islam in France. Under the banner of Moms Who Care a picket
30 October 2020
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Let’s go green : the state of drought and water & sanitation in South Africa
Environmental hygiene plays an essential role in the prevention of many diseases. It also impacts on the natural environment and
28 October 2020
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Gender Islam: How Does It Respond To Abuse?
It has been over more than a year since the brutal and heartbreaking murders of Uyinene Mrwetyana and Jesse Hess,
23 October 2020
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Will the matrics of 2020 be ready for November exams?
Part 1 – The Covid-19 pandemic has brought a myriad of disruptions to the 2020 school year. Interruptions to teaching,
21 October 2020
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Will the Economic Recovery Plan Vaccinate SA Against the Poverty Pandemic?
South Africa’s ability to pay for a covid-19 vaccine has come into question, as President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Economic Recovery Plan
19 October 2020
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Remembering Trojan Horse Massacre, 35 years later
Today marks 35 years since the Trojan Horse Massacre that rocked Athlone in 1985. Activist, and artist, Kenny Alexander says
15 October 2020
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Stuck in the car on a hot day
Written: Glynn Alard We’ve all had that horrible experience of being stuck in a car on a sunny summer’s day
15 October 2020
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Massive WW II bomb detonated safely underwater
An enormous World War II relic, known as a ‘Tallboy’, was detonated safely underwater by navy demolition specialists in Poland.
14 October 2020
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20 shacks ignited in five minutes in experiment
University fire engineering research shows that fire-resistant paint does not work In an experiment to see how quickly fires spread
12 October 2020
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Konkani (Kokhni) traditions of Cape Town Unpacked
In 1860, a ship carrying indentured Indians arrived in South Africa, which was to become one of the biggest countries
9 October 2020
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Kramat of Sheikh Hassen Ghaibie in line for heritage status
The burial place of Sheikh Mohamed Hassen Ghaibie Shah al-Qadri has been nominated for Heritage Status. The declaration would provide
8 October 2020
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Radio 786 bags another award – PMR Diamond Arrow
Radio 786 has won the coveted PMR Diamond Arrow award. It is testament to the value of the broadcaster’s brand,
8 October 2020
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District Six Working Committee Welcomes Land Claims Court Ruling
The land claims court has yet again ruled in favour of the District 6 Working Committee. After numerous attempts for
6 October 2020
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Is There Enough Support For Black Farmers In SA?
Is there enough support for black farmers in South Africa, or even those just starting out their own farms? Just
6 October 2020
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Shaping The Difference – Youth
Radio 786 celebrates and recognizes the role of youth in ensuring the longevity of the institution. It is a partnership
5 October 2020
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Egypt reveal ‘mummified’ coffins dating back 2,500 years ago
Egypt has unveiled dozens of coffins, believed to be traced back to the 26th dynasty nearly 2,500 years ago. Archeologists
5 October 2020
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