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Sisisulu and Cele are lashed for lying over the number of tourists killed in the country
Neelam Rahim | neelam@radioislam.co.za 3 min read | 17:10 pm CAT Tourism minister Linidw Sisilu has come under fire...
health department needs to tackle the growing problem of scarcity of healthcare workers
Neelam Rahim | neelam@radioislam.co.za 3 min read | 17:02 Two organisations representing healthcare workers, the...
Palestinian report with Hafiz Ebrahim Moosa
By Umamah Bhakaria 10:11:2021 Sheikh Jarrah residents reject Israeli compromise to pay rent to settler groups. Palestinian families in Sheikh Jarrah, Jerusalem, have rejected an Israeli court order to provide them with a 'protected residence' status if they...
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[LISTEN] Azerbaijan Celebrates, while Armenia Commiserates
Staff Writer Tens of thousands of Azerbaijanis on Monday marched through Karabakh, celebrating the one-year anniversary of Azerbaijan’s recapture of much of Armenian occupied Nagorno Karabakh, with a large flag unfurled and hoisted in celebration. November10 is now...
Expectations for Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana as he delivers his very first budget address
By Hajira Khota 11.11.2021 Enoch Godongwana, the Finance Minister, is set to give his first medium-term budget today,...
Air pollution threats in India and South Africa
Umamah Bakharia 10:11:2021 In countries with low emission standards, such as India and South Africa, air quality is poor and can cause profound health implications. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), household combustion devices, motor vehicles,...
ACDP will take the Department of Health to court over child vaccinations
By Hajira Khota 10.11.2021 This week, the National Health Department, the South African Health Products Regulatory...
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[LISTEN] Eskom Unable to Afford Repair of Power Stations, yet Already R400 Billion in Debt
Staff Writer Eskom is unable to operate 16 of its 99 coalfired power stations, according to City Press. These would provide around 2500 MW of power, more than the 2000 MW emergency power procurement it is seeking, and if operational, would have allowed for the...
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[LISTEN] What Happens if Coalitions Fail?
Staff Writer With over 68 hung councils resulting from South Africa’s most recent local government election, coalition building and coalition processes are seen as being very influential in shaping the country’s short to medium term trajectory. Learning from the...
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[LISTEN] Human Rights Abuses in Ethiopia, Sudan and Eswatini – The Africa Report
Staff Writer With the Ethiopian conflict entering its 13th month, the situation seems to be worsening. The government has advocated for private citizens to take up arms, while the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) continues to strengthen, and recently entered...
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[LISTEN] Palestinian Activists Spied on Using the Same Software used to Track and Later Kill Khashoggi
Staff Writer Six Palestinian activists, and one senior individual from the Palestinian Foreign Ministry have found traces of the Pegasus Spyware on their mobile phones, according to the findings of the Dublin based Front Line Defenders advocacy group. The findings,...