Umamah Bakharia | ub@radioislam.co.za 3min read 19 October 2022 | 9:30 am CAT President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for...
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Can you cut off electricity to tenants who owe you money?
2 min 18 October 2022 22:00 Poor-paying tenants impact an owner’s bond repayments as municipal charges continue to...
Australia drops recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
Neelam Rahim | neealm@radioislam.co.za 2 min read | 21:40 pm CAT Australia says it will no longer recognise West...
South Africans to face more driving license problems
By Hajira Khota South African motorists are in for more problems when it comes to renewing their driver's licenses. This comes after "the ailing card production machine" that makes driving license cards has been down since November 24, resulting in no new driving...
More journalists jailed today than ever before
By Staff Writer 17:12:2021 The Reporters without Borders (RSF) annual 2021 round-up detailed over 488 reporters currently arrested, the highest number since the institute’s initial report 25 years ago. Further, over 60 of these are women, the highest number ever and a...
Tory’s lose seat previously held for 200 years
By Staff Writer 17:12:2021 On Friday, the UK’s Tory/Conservative party lost the North Shropshire seat to the Liberal Democrats’ Helen Morgan. The Pro-Brexit seat had been held by the Tory’s for almost 200 years, and was seen as relatively safe, only being made vacant...
CAIR fires senior Ohio official for spying
By Staff Writer 17:12:2021 On Thursday, the Centre for Islamic American Relations (CAIR) fired its executive head of its Ohio chapter, Romin Iqbal, for “egregious professional and ethical violations.” Iqbal, according to many, had been ever-present at charitable...
France continues its Islamophobia and cultural racism
By Staff Writer 14:12:2021 France’s Interior Minister, Gerald Darmanin, recently announced the closure of 21 masajid, which Paris deemed separatist. More worryingly, another 36 masajid were only allowed to operate since they agreed not to include scholars that the...
Sheikh Raed Salah freed, vowing to continue the struggle
By Staff Writer 14:12:2021 Prominent Palestinian Cleric Sheikh Raed Salah was on Sunday released after spending 17 months in prison on trumped-up charges of incitement to terrorism. Salah, an influential cleric and the head of the now-banned Northern Islamic Movement,...
Safety measures for businesses over the festive season
By Hajira Khota The holiday season is the busiest time of year for travel and entertainment. Unfortunately, peak season for criminals coincides with peak season for businesses looking to capitalise on a strong purchasing season. As a result, it's critical for business...
To engage or to oppose – dealing with Islamophobia in the West
By Staff Writer 13:12:2021 The Islamic Human Rights Council (IHRC), on 11 and 12 December, held a conference to discuss the issue of Islamophobia, and more specifically, the political, cultural, historical and academic means of dealing with such. The conference sought...
Rabies on the Rise in SA; 99.9% Fatality Rate if infected
By Naadiya Adams A disease that has seemingly slipped under the radar amid the covid-19 era remains one of the deadliest infections on earth. Rabies infections are on the rise and with a 99.9% fatality rate, it’s a pandemic of a whole different kind. “Rabies is a...