Muizenberg and St James walkway gets stainless-steel rails
The public and residents have been asked to help keep an eye on the stainless-steel railings that have been installed
1 July 2022
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Power misery drags on for SA despite load shedding downgrade
A whole day of Stage 6 load shedding has seemingly been avoided. It will now only come in at four
1 July 2022
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Abortion: Ethics and responsibilities in Islam
The US is in uproar after the Supreme Court overturned abortion legislation; making it illegal in all forms. While protecting
29 June 2022
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Muslim marriages recognised, could still be subjected to secular law
The Constitutional Court has ruled that there is no justification for the non-recognition of Muslim marriages. The Apex court upheld
29 June 2022
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Muslim UP students demand place to pray after “eviction”
A prayer facility at the Prinshof Campus at the University of Pretoria has been closed down. It comes after a
29 June 2022
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BRICS expansion on the cards as more countries want to join
Iran and Argentina want in on the emerging economies bloc BRICS. Tehran has revealed that it’s applied to become a
29 June 2022
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Stability brought to Eskom as workers return
The situation at Eskom is normalising as workers have heeded the call to report for duty. The National Union of
29 June 2022
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Kidnapped Ismail Rajah reunited with family
At least four men including two Mozambican nationals have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of Cape Town businessman
29 June 2022
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East London mass tavern death investigated
An inquest has been opened into the death of 21 teenagers in the Eastern Cape as the nation awaits answers
27 June 2022
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Halal certifiers must act against oppressive regimes
Muslims are divided over the halal integrity of natural tartaric acid. However, there is concern that halal certifying bodies are
24 June 2022
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Dry taps loom in Nelson Mandela Bay
The likelihood of Nelson Mandela Bay hitting day zero appears to be inevitable. Water Expert, Dr Kevin Winter says the
24 June 2022
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Russian sanctions will cost the EU
The European Union has been warned that it will lose its sanction war on Russia. A top aid of the
24 June 2022
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Alleged gangsters shot in Sherwood Park, Manenberg
An alleged gangster has been killed and another wounded in a shooting in Manenberg. It’s alleged the two men driving
24 June 2022
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Power cuts intensify amid Eskom wage protest
Load shedding has been escalated to Stage 4 and will continue until midnight. Eskom says its a precautionary measure to
24 June 2022
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State Capture Report – no reason to smile
Four and half years after the State Capture Commission of Inquiry was established, the final installment has finally been packaged
23 June 2022
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Hanover Park fed up with drug crimes
Residents of Galilee Walk in Hanover Park have lost all faith in the police service, as drug-related crime has escalated
23 June 2022
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Russia bolsters oil ties with BRICS countries
Russia is circumventing the Western sanctions by strengthening its ties with emerging economies. Russia’s President Vladimir Putin says they are
23 June 2022
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Gatherings are back in SA as Covid-19 restrictions end
President Cyril Ramaphosa did not want to risk being fired from his post if he spoke out against the state
23 June 2022
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Hundreds dead and wounded in Afghan quake
The death toll from the devastating earthquake in Afghanistan has risen to 950. The 6.1 magnitude quake struck the Afghan
22 June 2022
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Armed robbery at Nyanga Library
Criminals are becoming more brazen in their attacks on public facilities in Cape Town. At least five gunmen held up
22 June 2022
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