2 min read 22:09:2022 00:10 There are calls for amendments to the bill that saw South Africa’s national elections...
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Does heritage month still have any meaning?
1 min read 21:09:2022 23:44 South Africans celebrate Heritage Day on Saturday. Zulu-speaking people also refer to the...
Voters will see Mmusi Maimane’s name again on ballot papers as his movement gets ready for the launch of a new political vehicle
Neelam Rahim - neelam@radioislam.co.za 4 min read 21 September 2022 20:05 CAT The One South Africa Movement says...
British American Tobacco Fails to Deny Mugabe Bribe
Umm Muhammed Umar British American Tobacco says it is committed to "acting responsibly and with integrity", after evidence had been found suggesting it had paid a bribe to the former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. It has not as yet denied the accusation. The...
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[LISTEN] Ali Latifi: “International Monetary Fund, World Bank & US Federal Reserve to Blame for Cash Crunch in Afghanistan”
Faizel Patel – 14/09/2021 Renowned Kabul based journalist Ali Latifi says the Afghanistan cash crisis is a result of the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the US Federal Reserve cutting off the country’s funding immediately after the Taliban’s takeover....
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[LISTEN] What Needs to be Done to Save South Africa’s Economy
Faizel Patel – 14/09/2021 As the country experiences a little bit more freedom with the easing from level three lockdown to level 2, Business Unity South Africa says it has confidence in President Cyril Ramaphosa to rescue the country from the deep economic slump it...
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[LISTEN] 9/11 Attacks & the Relevance to Africa, Rwanda’s Intervention in Mozambique & More on the Africa Report with Damimola Olawuyi
Faizel Patel – 14/09/2021 A geo-political analyst says the twentieth anniversary of the terror attacks and the battle with Al-Qaeda began during the battle of Mogadishu, Somalia in 1993. Damimola Olawuyi was speaking to Radio Islam on Tuesday about relevance of the US...
Police Minister is expected to travel to Inanda today, KZN, where three women were killed in a shootout
By Hajira Khota 14:09:2021 After the murders of three women in a drive-by shooting over the weekend, Police Minister Bheki Cele will visit Inanda in Durban on Tuesday. Cele will be given a detailed report on the incident by the SAPS management team before visiting the...
Analyst: The Integrity of the IEC is the Bigger Question
By Naadiya Adams The Independent Electoral Commission is adamant that they are ready for the elections with political parties only having two months to persuade South Africans to vote for them. Two of the biggest points of contention overshadowing this year’s...
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[LISTEN] South Africa’s Impending Digital Vaccine Certificates
Umm Muhammed Umar The deputy editor of Business Insider South Africa, Phillip de Wet, spoke to Radio Islam about the country’s pending digital vaccine certificates. South Africa does not have digital vaccine certificates yet. De Wet said that the digital certificates...
Joao Rodrigues, former apartheid police officer, dies with secrets concerning Ahmed Timol’s death
By Hajira Khota 13:09:2021 The family of anti-apartheid campaigner Ahmed Timol, who died in police custody in October 1971, is outraged to learn that former apartheid policeman João Rodrigues died without facing charges for his role in Timol's death. Rodrigues, who...
Telecoms Blackout Expanded in Nigeria
Umm Muhammed Umar Hundreds of troops aided by gunships and fighter jets launched offensives on Saturday, on bandit camps in Nigeria's Zamfara state. Nigerian military forces in Zamfara began, in one of their largest recent operations against the armed ‘bandits’, raids...