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Four Doctors Jailed in China for Illegal Organ Harvesting

Six people have been jailed in China for illegally harvesting organs. The BBC reports that the trafficking ring included four high-ranking doctors who worked in organ procurement in hospitals. The men involved in the organ trafficking have been sentenced for the...

[LISTEN] Can Al Jama-ah’s Imraan Moosa Make Lenasia a Better Place for All Lenasians?

Faizel Patel – 27/11/2020 (Twitter: @FaizelPatel143) Newly elected Lenasia ward nine councillor Imraan Moosa is hoping to do what previous officials have failed dismally to do, make Lenasia a better suburb for all residents. Lenasians desperate for a change ignored...

Four Tips on How to be Financially Savvy on Black Friday

Faizel Patel – 26/11/2020 (Twitter: @FaizelPatel143) As South Africans gear up for Black Friday, First National Bank says it’s important for consumers to exercise caution and self-discipline when managing their money over this period. The bank says lack of financial...

[LISTEN] DA’s Andrew Whitfield: “Julius Malema Must be Stopped”

Faizel Patel – 26/11/2020 (Twitter: @FaizelPatel143) The Democratic Alliance’s (DA) shadow minister of police says Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has been repeatedly permitted to “spew his vows, hatred and violent rhetoric” and police minister...

M1 Rehabilitation moves into phase 2

Radio Islam News Team – 18/02/2016 Johannesburg’s Road Agency’s (JRA) major rehabilitation to three pivotal bridges on the M1 freeway is soon to enter its second phase. The construction will lead to significant changes and long term improvements to the City of...

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Robbed On Duty – While Saving Lives

  Radio Islam News Team – 15/02/2016 Paramedics on duty were robbed at gunpoint in two major cities in South Africa recently, raising concerns about the safety of emergency responders in a country with a high crime rate. Two paramedics from ER24, a medical care group,...

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Bosnian Judiciary Bans the Hijab

Radio Islam News Team- 05/02/2016 Judicial institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina have ruled that women employed in judicial institutions can no longer wear the hijab to work - a move that’s sparked anger among Muslim leaders. Muslim leaders and Bosnian politicians...

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