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OR Tambo – Muslim Woman Told Not To Wear A “Doek” To Avoid Being Searched
Shanaaz Paruk explains her recent experience of being profiled at OR Tambo International Airport due to wearing a head scarf.
Gatesville community continue to search for 8-year old Abira Dekhta
Umamah Bakharia | ub@radioislam.co.za 2 min read 14 November 2022 | 16:00 CAT Gatesville Neighbourhood Watch in Cape...
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[LISTEN] Patients at Gauteng State Hospitals Face Food Shortages
Umm Muhammed Umar The Gauteng Department of Health owes more than 42 500 businesses over R3 billion. Hospitals are under stress with security guards striking, food shortages, and planned health care worker layoffs having made headlines over the past months. Radio...
New Study Found That South Africa’s Service Delivery Issues Are Caused By Political Party Clashes
By Umamah Bakharia A new study indicates that contrary to the common belief that South Africa’s public protests are driven by service delivery discontent, the biggest driver is in fact factional political party politics. The Government and Public Policy Think Tank...
Human Rights Commission Investigates Racism in Advertising
By Umamah Bakharia The South African Human Rights Commission has heard that more punitive measures should be implemented to deal with racism in the Advertising industry. The Commission on Monday kicked off an inquiry into multiple forms of discrimination in the...
Karnataka hijab ban to be challenged in Supreme Court
By: Zahid Jadwat The matter of the hijab ban in schools in the southern Indian state of Karnataka has been taken to the Supreme Court of India, in an effort to overturn the Karnataka High Court's decision to uphold the ban. "A review petition has been...
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[LISTEN] Difficult Days Ahead Projected for South African Consumers
Umm Muhammed Umar Experts say that South African consumers are going to be facing the toughest economic conditions in a decade. The price of electricity is to hike, the price of fuel to increase further, and there is a possibility of a further interest rate increase...
Are South African’s Ready For Digital Migration?
By Umamah Bakharia eMedia, the parent company for e.tv and Openview, is facing off with Communications Minister Khumbudzo Ntshveni over the migration to digital broadcast. The free-to-air broadcaster says the end of this month deadline is not feasible and experts...
Task Team To Investigate Death of School Pupil in Brakpan
By Umamah Bakharia Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi has announced that an independent investigative law firm will investigate the death of a Grade 10 learner at the Tsakane Secondary School in Brakpan. It is alleged that the 16-year old, who was a learner at the...
Anti-Racism Campaign Launches in Sharpeville Ahead of Human Rights Day
By Umamah Bakharia The Anti-Racism Network South Africa or ARNSA launched its seventh Anti-Racism Week campaign in Sharpeville. This was in honour of the memory of all those who lost their lives during the protest against the passed laws that led to the Sharpeville...
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[LISTEN] Could the End of the State of Disaster be in Sight?
Umm Muhammed Umar This week could possibly see President Cyril Ramaphosa’s last family meeting. South Africa has now been in the state of disaster, at different levels of lockdown, for two years since it was first declared at the end of March 2020. Labour lawyer, Tony...