SAHUC President, Moaaz Casoo responds to some of the issues highlighted in the management of the Hajj for South Africans.

The South African Hajj and Umrah Council (SAHUC) is facing serious allegations from founding member, the Sunni Jamiatul Ulama (SJU).

Have South Africans gotten too comfortable publicly displaying racism? It follows the remarks from local podcasters of “The Open Chat

CAPE TOWN – The world’s governments must be ashamed of their inaction against the Israeli entity. This is the call

Former chief justice Raymond Zondo has expressed concern that the Hawks are not as effective as the Scorpions in probing

The EFF is gearing up to celebrate its 12th anniversary in Cape Town this weekend. The red berets were initially

Allegations of deep-rooted corruption have rocked South Africa, with Police Minister Senzo Mchunu and Deputy Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya accused of

British police have arrested over 50 people in central London during protests against the ban on the pro-Palestinian group, Palestine

The Western Cape High Court has set aside two days next month to hear an appeal by the three convicted

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has questioned the party’s waning support in the Western Cape, asking, “Why have we kept on

South Africans’ frustration with commissions of inquiry is understandable, but it cannot be said that these investigations are ineffective. This

National Coloured Congress MP, Fadiel Adams has slammed KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s recent press briefing, calling it a “staged

The Yemeni resistance front has forced the total shutdown of the Israeli occupation’s port of Eilat which is located on

“Our bodies survived, but our souls died”. This was the opening statement of Belal Khaled, a Palestinian photojournalist who experienced

There is no doubt that South Africa is still dealing with the scourge of gangsterism and drugs. In the mid-90s