Current Affairs (podcast) Articles

Historical items have been lost after wildfires ravaged parts of the University of Cape Town on Sunday. The fire broke out near Rhodes Memorial and quickly spread across Table Mountain and into several residential areas. Over 4,000 students were evacuated from the...

The Johnson and Johnson vaccine rollout is back on, after the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority recommended that government lift the pause on the administering of the vaccine. Certain conditions must be met. Government suspended the rollout of the...

There has been a break-in at the Parktown offices of the State Capture Commission. According to reports the offices were burgled on Saturday night with the thieves taking off with various items, including laptops. Radio Islam spoke to political analyst Dr Ralph...

There are calls for a speedy conclusion on the SA Health Products Regulatory Authority to probe the Johnson & Johnson Covid19 vaccine. Millions of South Africans have already received the vaccine, mostly healthcare workers, before the roll-out of the vaccine was...

Hundreds of Palestinians took part in events over the weekend to decorate the streets of the Old City for the Islamic holy month Colourful lanterns and ornate Ramadan decorations filled the streets of Jerusalem on Monday as Palestinians prepared for a holy month freer...

Former President Jacob Zuma added to a day of high drama yesterday, when he refused to make any submission to the Constitutional Court, about what sanction he should face for his alleged criminal contempt. He went as far as stating in a 21-page letter to Chief Justice...

KwaZulu-Natal Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu has warned the department’s employees that if they engage in corruption, they will face consequences. He addressed a media briefing yesterday, to reveal the outcomes of an investigation into a Grade 12 boot camp held in the...