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Decades after the assassination of revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara – commonly known as the African Che Guevara – a trial has gotten underway to
A group of youth who peddled drugs in Bonteheuwel have transformed their lives to improve their community. Local businessman, Shuaib Sayhn saw the potential
As long as the political parties list, so too are promises being made. While major parties such as the ANC, DA, and EFF have
Are Ward Councillors properly equipped with the necessary skill-set and leadership to be in their respective positions? In comparison to previous municipal elections, this
South Africans mark September as Heritage Month. But for the victims of Apartheid and their families, it is a painful reminder that they are
Radio 786 celebrates 26 years of broadcasting and has through the years maintained its relevance through adapting with the times. And it naturally recognised
A brainchild of this community, Radio 786 at 26 has evolved into a multifaceted media entity. Taking to the airwaves in 1995, its journey
Do municipalities indeed have a relationship with their communities; or do they still have a long way to go before being more actively involved
What makes up a municipality and what is its function? This is the question we explore in this edition of Democracy in Action as
The South Muslim Network (SAMNET) is urging all citizens to register to vote in the upcoming municipal elections, and has underlined the responsibility of
In Africa, it’s been a difficult task to hold European countries accountable for their violent stripping of the cultures and resources of this continent.
Imam Hussain (PBUH) speaks to the ordinary person whose struggle is just to be faithful to the ordinary values of life. On the 10th
The re-opened inquest of the death of Dr Hoosen Mia Haffajee will reveal the truth about how the Apartheid resistance was blocked on all
If you are driving on the R355 in the Breede River – past Ceres – and think you’ve spotted an Unidentified Flying Object(UFO) crashed
Politics today is governed by power and strength. This is decided almost exclusively by military might and financial wealth. The epic battle of Karbala
The Zionist occupying regime’s so-called “Supreme Court” has adjourned an appeal from four Palestinian families against their forced expulsion from the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood
Food prices continue to increase, in some instances up to 11% for outlying areas. In other main hubs, pricing is set according to market
South Africa has joined 130 other countries in calling for the introduction of a global tax for multinational cooporations such as Facebook and Google.
To what extent can an IT breach or cyber attack such as the likes of the one at Transnet damage a business? After the
Just last year South Africans were praising President Cyril Ramaphosa for his measured leadership as the country began its battle against the Covid-19 pandemic.
