Neelam Rahim | neelam@radioislam.co.za 2 min read 28 November 2022 | 9:40 pm CAT Fighters from the al-Shabab armed...
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ACSA responds to allegations of religious profiling of Muslim women at SA airports
Annisa Essack| kzn@radioislam.org.za 2 min read 28 November 2022 | 17:00 PM CAT Recently, South African Muslim women...
Benoni woman granted bail after comments to ban black people instead of pit bull
Umamah Bakharia | ub@radioislam.co.za 2 min read 28 November 2022 | 11:00 CAT Gauteng police released a 60-year-old...
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[LISTEN] New Health Act Regulations Gazetted Despite Public Comments Process still Underway
Umm Muhammed Umar Experts have expressed serious concern over decisions that will soon see special regulations added to the country's health regulations, related to notifiable medical conditions. The Department of Health has published proposed regulations and invited...
Africa Report with Ivor Vegter
By Annisa Essack 10:05:2022 Columnist Ivor Vegter joined the Radio Islam International team to discuss current affairs impacting South Africa and Africa. He addressed the rising tide of Xenophobia in South Africa after the brutal lynching of a man in Diepsloot,...
Ziyaad Asvat arrested on kidnapping & extortion charges
By Annisa Essack 10:05:2022 Ziyaad Asvat, son of Ebrahim Asvat, Lenasia's CPF Chairperson, was arrested on alleged kidnapping and extortion charges. Lieutenant Colonel Robert Netshiunda of SAPS spoke to Radio Islam International and confirmed the arrest of Ziyaad...
Ex-finance Minister Wins Costa Rica’s Presidency Runoff Vote
By Umamah Bakharia The former finance minister, Rodrigo Chaves, who surprised many by making it into Costa Rica's presidential runoff vote, has won the country's presidency. Economist Rodrigo Chaves had 53% of the vote, compared to 47% for former...
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[LISTEN] Travelling on SA Passport Leaves Economist Dawie Roodt and Family ‘Trapped’ in Russia
Umm Muhammed Umar Well known South African economist, Dawie Roodt, his wife and two young daughters have been trapped in Russia, and finally arrived back home on Saturday. The family had been in Russia to attend a wedding. Roodt is married to a Russian citizen, who...
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[LISTEN] Walk In Centres Remain Open for Driving License Renewals
The grace period for motorists with expired driver's license officially ended this week. Motorists whose driving license, temporary driving permits, or learner's license had expired between March 2020 and August 31 2021 were given a deadline of the 5th of May to renew...
Walk In Centres Remain Open for Drivers License Renewals
The grace period for motorists with expired driver's license officially ended this week. Motorists whose driving license, temporary driving permits, or learner's license had expired between March 2020 and August 31 2021 were given a deadline of the 5th of May...
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[LISTEN] Energy Racism Amidst the Electricity Crisis
Umm Muhammed Umar The Centre for Sociological Research and Practice, which is part of the Department of Sociology at the University of Johannesburg, has released a report into research done on the impact of the electricity crisis on middle class black South Africans....
Study Shows That Tobacco Ban Effected South Africa’s Revenue Stream
By Umamah Bakharia Had the government substantially increased the excise tax rather than banned the sale of tobacco products in 2020, it would have achieved a similar public health outcome. It would have received more revenue and presumably not further entrenched in...