Umamah Bakharia | ub@radioislam.co.za 2 min read 20 January 2023 | 10:45 CAT The Department of Education has released...
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Measles vaccination campaign underway as health department detect increase in cases
Umamah Bakharia | ub@radioislam.co.za 2 min read 19 January 2023 | 16:19 CAT The department of health will be rolling...
10 million chickens mulled due to SA’s ongoing electricity crisis
Umamah Bakharia | ub@radioislam.co.za 2 min read 19 January 2023 | 14:48 CAT Due to ongoing power cuts, the poultry...
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[Sabaahul Muslim] Changes made with SARS this Tax Season with Siphithi Sibeko
Transcript by Yumna Moosa As Tax season is upon us in South Africa, SARS has implemented a few changes to the 2022 TAX filing season. This includes provisional TAX payers being auto assessed by SARS and not having to file for a TAX return if they are satisfied with...
One Year Later, South Africans Are Still Reaping From the July Unrest
Umamah Bakharia It has been one year since South Africa witnessed events that mainly affected KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng which cost the economy over R70 billion. In August 2021, President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed an expert panel to review the country’s response and...
High prices on livestock deprive Palestinians of Eid al-Adha preparations
By Neelam Rahim Palestinian markets witnessed sales stagnation before Eid al-Adha, which started on July 9 in Palestine, due to the rocketing prices of products. For the second year in a row, Ibrahim Sabaaneh, a Ramallah-based man, was unable to shop for a sheep for...
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[LISTEN] The ‘Adventurous Hajj’
Umm Muhammed Umar Hafidh Ibrahim Moosa spoke to Radio Islam about the ‘Adventurous Hajj’. There are always those Hujjaaj who embarked on their Hajj journey by boat, on foot, by cycling, and so forth. This includes some Hujjaaj from South Africa. Hafidh Ebrahim has...
Load shedding: NEC proposes vital changes to Eskom operations in a bid to deal with crisis
By Neelam Rahim The ANC’s national government committee (NEC) has planned a raft of changes inside the authorities’ regular operating of the poorly state-owned enterprise. The planned changes form a part of a frantic arrange to address the Eskom crisis that has seen...
Cape flats mom’s food garden aid kids in staying away from gangs
By Neelam Rahim When you think of the Cape Flats, your immediate thought would-be gangsters, violence, and drugs. For many young people, there is no escape from the lure of gangsterism, with some families having been part of one or the other gang for generations. A...
State of the SA Cities Report says unemployment and poverty are on the increase across the country
By Neelam Rahim The latest State of the SA Cities Report paints a worrying picture of a country with unemployment and poverty on the increase. According to the report, Cape Town has the highest life expectancy compared to other major cities in the country, with...
Arab’s Are Losing Faith in Democracy To Deliver Economic Stability
Umamah Bakharia In an interview for BBC News Arabic, nearly 23 000 people across nine countries in the Middle East, North Africa and the Palestinian territories agreed with the statement that the Arabian economy has weakened under democracy. The findings come just...
SA Hujaaj prepare before leaving for Mina | With Molana Ibrahim Daya
Transcription by Yumna Moosa - As the days of Hajj approach, thousands of pilgrims currently prepare in Aziziah, resting before the holy days of worship. Radio Islam's Molana Ibrahim Daya, a first-time Haji, has been in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the past two...