By Mumtaz Saley Moosa 16:08:2022 For many of us, bullying is associated with trauma caused, and as a mother, many can...
Opinion and Analysis Articles
Workplace productivity and ways to hack it
Naseerah Nanabhai 12-09-2022 Having a productive workday can put your mind at ease because it probably means you have...
Pick n Pay unveils new supermarket brand QualiSave
Annisa Essack 16:08:2022 Pick n Pay is targeting the middle market with its new QualiSave stores, which promise to...
International day against violence, bullying and cyberbullying – an effort to reduce the widespread anguish
Naseerah Nanabhai 03-11-2021 In 2019 UNESCO announced the first International Day Against Violence and Bullying, observed on the first Thursday of November each year, to create global awareness around the issue of bullying and help establish procedures for curbing it....
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[LISTEN] When Political Parties Blame Everything Except Themselves
Ebrahim Deen On Monday, 1 November 2021,South Africans elected over 10 000 candidates to run the country’s 270 local municipalities, and over 5000 wards and councils, in a process which was slow at best. While the vote was largely free, the Independent Electoral...
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[LISTEN] What Can We do for the Matrics of 2021
Umm Muhammed Umar Radio Islam recently held a panel discussion where panellists discussed how our matriculants could be assisted. It's vitally important that we use our time constructively. As parents it is important that we ensure that our children do prepare...
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[LISTEN] Assange’s Extradition Appealed and the Double Standards of Whistleblowing Advocacy
Ebrahim Deen Lawyers from the United States this week appealed a January 4 decision declining the extradition of Wikileaks founder Julien Assange to the US from the UK. Assange faces 18 charges under the espionage act in the US, for leaking thousands of classified...
Nivedita Menon: Explains India’s Hindu right-wing hate of the Urdu language
By Umamah Bakharia 28:10:2021 Hindu nationalist groups argue that Urdu is a ‘Muslim’ language after clothing brand ‘FabIndia’ uses an Urdu word for a Diwali advertisement. The ad reads “Jashn-e-Rivaaz”. “Jashn” in Urdu means a celebration while “Riwaaz”, which is...
What happens after retrenchment and how to bounce back successfully
Naseerah Nanabhai 27-10-2021 None of us can control the future, life throws us a new curveball now and again, and its unpredictability pushes us off course. Our lives are influenced by outside factors that we don't have power over. While we may not be able to prepare...
Who should we vote for?
Mumtaz Moosa Saley 26:10:2021 The elections are just a stone's throw away, with many parties are campaigning hard to ensure a seat in their respective municipalities. In the ward I live in, Ward 73, I only know of two candidates in the running. There has been no list...
Essentials of Discipline, how to achieve the behavior you want
Naseerah Nanabhai 13:10:2021 While parents may use different approaches and techniques to discipline their children, the goals of teaching appropriate behaviour, self-control, and responsibility for one’s actions are relatively the same in every family. Discipline is...
Blind man fights to keep his house after a R88k water bill
By Mumtaz Moosa Saley 19:10:2021 Achmat Ariefdien, who has been blind since 1982, is unemployed and cares for his aged father. Achmat received a warrant of execution from the City of Cape Town, threatening to take away his house. This comes after Achamt received a...