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11 Afghan Women Die in Tragic Stampede

A stampede in a stadium in Afghanistan has seen at least 11 women killed. It is believed that a number of other women and elderly people have also been injured, while applying for visas. The incident happened after "thousands of people" had reportedly gathered to...

Minors Among those Handed to Judge over Teacher’s Beheading

  Seven people have been handed over to a judge overnight for the opening of a judicial investigation and possible indictments in the beheading of French teacher Samuel Paty. Two are minors. An 18-year-old pupil of Chechen origin had beheaded Paty last week...

Nigerian Military Shoots Dead #Endsars Protestors

The BBC reports that a number of demonstrators against police brutality have been shot dead or wounded in Lagos, Nigeria. Witnesses told local media that up to 12 people had been killed when soldiers opened fire. Meanwhile, Amnesty International said it has received...

Potato price exploded in South Africa

By Annisa Essack 21:10:2020 The versatile potato has seen a massive surge in prices in South Africa in recent months due to the unusually cold winter in Limpopo which impacted the early part of the province’s harvest. The average market price of a 10 kg bag of...

“e-tags Not Compulsory” – SANRAL

  Faizel Patel, Radio Islam News, 2014-05-19   It is not compulsory to have an e-tag and police cannot stop you for not having one. That’s according to The SA National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) who Monday said that having an e-tag was optional and road users had...

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JRA App to Improve Service Delivery

 Faizel Patel, Radio Islam News, 2014-05-15  Sick and tired of potholes and faulty traffic lights? The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) said it was confident that its new Find & Fix application would improve service delivery in the city.The app will allow...

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