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SA Court’s Injustice Laid Bare with the Alleged Wrongful Incarceration of Mohammed Saleh Ahmed during July Unrest

By Naadiya Adams In the wake of South Africa’s July unrest, many people were arrested and incarcerated. A young man by the name of Mohammed Saleh Ahmed was one of them. He has been behind bars for around 45 days now. Radio Islam spoke to Moulana Abed Khan from Verulam...

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,...

[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...
Deadly Park Stabbings a Terror Attack

Deadly Park Stabbings a Terror Attack

Police in the UK are treating a stabbing rampage yesterday as a terrorist attack. The multiple stabbings, in which three people were killed, and three others seriously wounded, took place in a park, Forbury Gardens, on Saturday evening. The investigation into the...

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Brazil Coronavirus Count Second Only to US

Brazil Coronavirus Count Second Only to US

Brazil has become the second country to pass the one million mark in coronavirus cases, being surpassed only by the United States, at 2.2 million cases. The New York Times reports that some epidemiologists project that Brazils COVID-19 death toll, currently at almost...

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