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Public Servants Association rejects government 3% salary increase
Neelam Rahim | neelam@radioislam.co.za 2 min read | 13:07 pm CAT Government and public servants are on a collision...
SA airline company, Lift adds Durban on flight routes
Umamah Bakharia | ub@radioislam.co.za 4min read 29 September 2022 | 11:00 am CAT The newly established airline...
Media Blackout Prevents Jordanian Journalists from Reporting on Pandora Papers
By Naadiya Adams The Pandora papers leaked over the weekend exposed the world to the expensive real estate dealings of Jordan’s King, Abdullah II. Since he assumed power in 1999, Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein has bought 15 homes through a network of secretly-owned firms,...
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[LISTEN] SAPS Faces Civil Claims to the tune of R16 Billion
Umm Muhammed Umar The South African Police Service is facing massive civil claims amounting to 16 billion Rand, that, at the end of the day, will have to be paid for by the taxpayers. The SAPS’s Annual Report tabled in Parliament indicates that a total of 52 203...
Eskom’s dirty energy problem- a result of delays and negligence
By Staff Writer 07:10:2021 South African state-owned energy company Eskom remains in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. With load-shedding said to begin imminently, and the energy regulator said to be altering its system of deciding electricity prices, a move...
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[LISTEN] Trump and Trumpism and the 2024 Election
Staff Writer Former president Donald Trump continues to insist that the November 2020 election was ‘stolen’, without any real evidence. Further, recent comments around Florida governor, Ron DeSantis, in which Trump argued that he’d beat him, were he to stand against...
Assessing Afghanistan 2 months on
By Staff Writer 06:10:2021 It is now almost two months since the Taliban's rapid capture of Afghanistan. The economy remains sluggish, especially since over 80% of the government's budget comes from aid, essentially frozen. Further, the Taliban still doesn't have...
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[LISTEN] Right to Care – First NGO to Introduce Mandatory Jab
Umm Muhammed Umar Leading health NGO, Right to Care, has become the first NGO, to introduce a mandatory vaccine policy. The NGO employs some 4500 Right to Care staff must receive a COVID-19 vaccine within six months of becoming eligible to receive one. Mandatory...
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[LISTEN] Macron’s Remarks Inflame Algeria
Umm Muhammed Umar Algeria on Saturday recalled its ambassador from France and closed its airspace to French aircraft in an intensifying row with its former colonizer. This followed France having instituted measures aimed at limiting visas from Morocco, Tunisia and...
Elections 2021: Political killings in the country
By Hajira Khota 06.10.2021 Concerns have been made that in the run-up to the local government elections in...
Fighters Recruit Child Soldiers in Mozambique and Other African Stories
Staff Writer The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) recently published a report documenting child recruitment by fighters in the current ‘insurgency’ in Northern Cabo Delgado. The report documents the freeing of child soldiers by government troops, some as young...