Quest for truth with Imam Abdullah Haron Inquest
In search of truth. The Imam Abdullah Haron Inquest will get underway in the Cape High Court this morning. Testimonies
7 November 2022
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Vitacare pharmacies give R32 000 for Cancer awareness
The Vitacare Pharmacy Group has resumed its annual fundraiser for Cancer awareness through a Community Walk at the Rondebosch Common.
1 November 2022
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Who runs SA’s food system?
Despite South Africa producing an abundance of food…thousands of people still go hungry to bed and malnutrition remains a problem.
28 October 2022
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Elsies River gangs battle over extortion turf
A new dimension is playing out between gangs in Elsies River. The Community Policing Forum’s spokesperson, Imraahn Mukaddam says that
11 October 2022
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3 killed and 2 wounded in Khayelitsha shooting
There has been a triple murder in Khayelitsha. The men were shot dead and two others wounded on Monday night
11 October 2022
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Over 100 drunk motorists arrested in Cape Town
Alarm has been raised over the high number of drunk drivers on Cape Town’s roads. At least 127 drunk motorists
11 October 2022
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Islamic Jihad marks 35 years of resistance against Zionist Israel
It’s in the best interests of Muslims to strengthen the Axis of Resistance. The Palestinian movement, Islamic Jihad’s Secretary General
7 October 2022
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SA unions demand safe work spaces
Workers have been reminded that they must rely on themselves to be liberated as there is no saviour on the
7 October 2022
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WC train service given a shake-up
Western Cape commuters should brace themselves for an adjusted train service especially during the peak periods. Metrorail has given the
7 October 2022
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Mitchells Plain Brigadier Cass Goolam bows out but remains a crime fighter
‘The Community Commander’, Brigadier Cass Goolam has officially retired from the police service at the age of 60. He ran
7 October 2022
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Former cop jailed for illicit cigarettes in Cape Town
A corrupt police officer Jerome Claud Hendricks has been sentenced to six-years behind bars. The Mitchells Plain Regional Court found
6 October 2022
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Mitchells Plain and Nyanga get new station commanders
The Western Cape police service is filling critical vacancies. The Mitchells Plain police station has gotten a new station commander
6 October 2022
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Between martyrdom and life – Biko\Imam Haron
Annually, a portion of South Africans commemorate the martyrs or Shuhada Imam Abdullah Haron and Bantu Stephen Biko, both of
5 October 2022
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Die Maleier-tradisie van Moulood en Rampies Sny
Die Kaapse Maleier tradisie van Moulood en Rampies Sny leef nog sterk in die Kaap. Luister na Shihaam Domingo en
4 October 2022
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Happy crown birthday Radio 786!!!
by Rushni Allie Radio 786 was established in September 1995. Its mission was to serve as a tool of education
27 September 2022
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What heritage means to Salt River
Nadia Agherdien writes There are many communities that have been decimated either through a process of acculturation, or planned destruction
26 September 2022
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VIDEO Mbeki: Better life for who?
@radio786_official ” The better life has come for some, but it hasn”t come for many ” #politics #society #equality #radio786
23 September 2022
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Mbeki: Black middle-class sold out the struggle
The state of South Africa’s leaders and political landscape has not garnered any positive attention in recent years. Analysts and
23 September 2022
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What kids get up to when Eskom blues hit
It’s frustrating enough when loadshedding hits, but what do the little one’s do to keep busy and how do they
23 September 2022
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Cape Town to build own solar power plant to beat the dark
Plans are in the pipeline to have the City of Cape Town build its first solar power plant next year
22 September 2022
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