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Philanthropy in South Africa
Muhammad Bham | mbham@radioislam.co.za 2 min read | 21:46 PM (CAT) Whilst South Africa is reeling from the long-term...
Was the revolution worth it? The question South Africans ask as the country collapses around them
Nokwanda Dlangamandla | kzn@radioislam.org.za 2 min read | 01:45 PM (CAT) Due to the poor quality of life in South...
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[LISTEN] Northwest Province to Return R17 Billion to Treasury
Umm Muhammed Umar One of the provinces with the worst service delivery records in the country, Northwest Province, may have to return R17 billion of a total combined budget of R57.4 billion to the National Treasury. This was as its departments have failed to spend the...
Zero Dropout Campaign Advices an Early Warning System For Drop Out Prevention
By Umamah Bakharia South Africa is failing thousands of children who drop out of school before finishing Grade 12. UNICEF has released country-level data on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children, warning that many are at risk of dropping out. UNICEF noted...
DA Slams Rahima Moosa Hospital CEO After Video’s Showing Pregnant Women Laying on Floors Go Viral
By Umamah Bakharia The DA is calling on the Rahima Moosa Hospital in Johannesburg CEO to return to her office. This came after a video made the rounds on social media showing pregnant women lying on the cold hospital floors. The party says that the CEO should be...
Foreign conspiracy likely behind attempts to oust Pakistan PM Imran Khan – political analyst
By: Zahid Jadwat The United States may have had a hand in the latest string of events to occur in Pakistan's politics, including a now-dismissed no-confidence vote which had the odds stacked against Prime Minister Imran Khan, according to an independent...
FOR SA asks CRL Rights Commission to assist the religious community in drafting health regulations
By Annisa Essack 06:04:2022 The Minister published the Draft Health Regulations for public comment until Friday, 15 April 2022. Since publication, there has been massive opposition from South Africa’s religious communities. Thousands of submissions have flooded the...
Lenasia High School Student Passes Away After Fainting At School
By Umamah Bakharia A grade 10 student from Lenasia High School passed away in the late hours of the night after fainting in the schools' bathroom. According to the school's principal, Ms Hawa Bibi Munshi, the student asked the educator around 8:15 in the morning to...
Meet Mark Nicholson: The Capetonian drug addict-turned activist fighting for children
By: Zahid Jadwat Having just moved to Lavender Hill, Cape Town, and overwhelmed by the stress that comes with being unemployed, it was only a matter of time before Mark Nicholson landed in the wrong company and started abusing drugs. But that was...
SARS is Becoming More Efficient in Tackling Tax Dodgers: Ramaphosa
By Umamah Bakharia President Cyril Ramaphosa says the SA Revenue Service is becoming more efficient in tackling tax dodgers and those benefitting from crime and corrupt activities. The president praised the agency for its progress in the past two decades in his weekly...
Africa Report with Dr Mustafa Mheta
By Annisa Essack 05:04:2022 Speaking to Radio Islam International today, Dr Mustafa Mheta, Head of the Africa Desk at Media Review Network, spoke on the issue of Saudi Arabia's mass execution in a single day and the racism faced by Africans during their escape from...