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Second annual GBV shelter Indaba taking place in Johannesburg
Neelam Rahim | neelam@radioislam.co.za 2 min read | 9:15 pm CAT The National Shelter Movement of South Africa, in...
No special visits for Block, says prison official after Sisulu turned away
Neelam Rahim | neelam@radioislam.co.za 2 min read | 9:03 pm CAT Prisoner rights organisation SAPHOR has condemned...
Kusile Unit 4 connected to grid for first time
By Annisa Essack 30:12:2021 ESKOM announced on Thursday that unit 4 of the Kusile power station project was connected to the national grid for the first time last week. This brings the fourth of the six-generating units at the power station to be connected to the...
UAE backed separatists in Yemen gain control of Shabwa as Hadi remains beholden to Saudi Arabia
By Staff Writer 29:12:2021 On Monday, UAE backed Al Amaliqa forces took control over most of the oil-rich Shabwa province due to the removal of the province's governor, Mohammed Saleh bin Adyo. Bin Adyo, a staunch critic of the UAE, had since November 2018 been...
UCT Student Wins International Design Challenge
By Umamah Bakharia A UCT student masters student is lifting the South African flag high in the international community. Kai Goodall, has designed a foot powered washing machine that has won him an international design challenge award. Radio Islam spoke to Kai Goodall...
Eskom Possible 20% Tariff Increase in 2022
By Umamah Bakharia Eskom might raise its electricity prices by 20%. This was confirmed by Eskoms chief financial officer, Calib Cassim who says that the state owned utility has applied for an electricity increase of its 2023 financial year that is set to take...
The African Nation Aiming To Be A Hydrogen Superpower
"So now finally, we're on the map," says Philip Balhoa about Lüderitz, a town in southern Namibia, where harsh desert meets pale ocean. The port town has previously benefited from diamonds and fishing booms, but now struggles with high rates of unemployment and aging...
Covid-19: 3 782 new infections and 15 deaths recorded in South Africa
South Africa recorded 3 782 new confirmed Covid-19 infections on Monday. According to a statement by the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD), as of Monday, the country recorded 3 417 318 laboratory-confirmed cases. There have been 15 new...
Calls for end to Covid-19 curfew before New Year’s Eve
Calls are mounting for the government to end the Covid-19 curfew before New Year's Eve. The Hospitality Leadership group, a nationwide interest group for the hospitality industry, has started a petition urging the president to end the curfew. The country is currently...
Community Of Lenasia Comes Together To Fill Potholes On Abu Asvat – Khalil Mohamed
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‘Touched many of us’: South Africans mourn Desmond Tutu’s death
Cape Town, South Africa – A general gloom has settled over South Africa as tributes – and some criticism – pour in following the death of anti-apartheid icon Archbishop Desmond Tutu. An ethnically diverse group of mourners gathered on Sunday outside St George’s...