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From PHD in molecular science to Ice Cream Connoisseur
The foodie culture has made food all about the taste and the experience itself. However, Ice Cream Connoisseur and...
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[LISTEN] Behind Africa’s ‘Avalanche of Coups’: Spotlight on Burkina Faso
Umm Muhammed Umar A senior researcher and a West Africa specialist, Professor Jasper Bjarnesen, and Professor Emiratis...
Fire Expert Testifies Foul Play Possible in Deaths of Mom & Kids in House Fire
Advocate Gerrie Nel has questioned the positioning of the bodies of a 31-year-old woman and her four children who were killed in a house fire in July 2011. Nel is questioning a fire expert about that fateful night nine years ago when Suraya Deedat and her children...
The FW De Klerk Foundation Withdraws Apartheid Statement, Apologizes for Hurt Caused
The FW De Klerk Foundation has officially retracted the former president’s utterances that apartheid was not a crime against humanity and has apologized for the confusion, anger and hurt that it has caused. While De Klerk in an interview with the SABC last week...
Power in Lenasia South to be Restored at Midnight After Substation Vandalised
City Power says that electricity in Lenasia South and other areas is only expected to be restored at midnight. Lenasia South, Daxina Hospital and Joburg Reservoir have been plunged in into darkness since 9pm last night. City Power says the outage was caused by stolen...
Ethiopia New Fake News, Hate Speech Law Causes a Furor
In Ethiopia, parliament has passed a law targeted at fake news and hate speech. The House of Peoples’ Representatives passed the Hate Speech and Misinformation Law three months after cabinet approved it. The law aims to prevent individuals from engaging in speech...
King Salman Extends Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais Term as President of Two Holy Mosques
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has issued a royal decree extending the services of Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais for another four years as General Head of the affairs of the Haram and Masjid-un-Nabawi in Medina, Saudi Arabia....
Chaos at Ports in Liberia Leaves Fuel Pumps Dry
Liberia is suffering a massive fuel shortage since late January, and the country’s government is feeling the pressure to keep fuel flowing at petrol pumps. Careless bookkeeping and poor port infrastructure are being blamed for the long queues at petrol pumps for...
China Coronavirus death toll into the thousands.
On Monday, China reported 108 new coronavirus deaths, making it the highest daily toll since the outbreak began late last year, in the City of Wuhan. The total number of fatalities in mainland China now stands at 1 016, while total number of confirmed infections...
Lisbon Bank Accounts of Angola’s Ex First Daughter Frozen
Following a request by Angolan authorities, Portugal has instructed a freeze on bank accounts held in the country by Angola's billionaire former first daughter, Isabel dos Santos. Angola had been a former Portuguese colony. Angola's prosecutor general, Helder Pitta...
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[LISTEN] Judge Siraj Desai Speaks to Radio Islam about #SONA2020 & the MJC’s 75th Anniversary
Western Cape High Court Judge Siraj Desai has told Radio Islam there needs to be a more concerted effort in uplifting the poor in South Africa. Judge Desai was speaking during the 75-year-Anniversary of the Muslim Judicial Council on Wednesday. Ramaphosa will deliver...