Forced to be in a space that limits your activities?
The activities we do outside of our home environment play a really massive role in our daily lives. The change
14 June 2021
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Author: Zahraa Schroeder
Could the PEPUDA Bill Infringe On Your Freedom Of Religion?
The recent amendments to the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act (Pepuda), have garnered widespread criticism, especially
14 June 2021
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Cape coloured Activist, shift of worldwide awareness, living on the Cape Flats
Naeem Mallick, Cape coloured Activist, living in Mitchells Plain, alongside Brandon Collins, shares the space with the Xpressions team, talking
13 June 2021
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Gown Gang Working Through Faith In Heideveld
Heideveld matriarchs are donning their gowns and protecting the public from gangsterism and crime. The so-called ‘Gown Gang’ was initiated
12 June 2021
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Public Trust in Politicians Waning
The culture of overstating qualifications pervades the country’s political landscape, and it points to a broader issue of lying. This
11 June 2021
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TERS Disbursement Revealed Government Incapacity – Nxesi
The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed government’s incapacity on many fronts. Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi made this concession while briefing the
11 June 2021
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The refinement of Character
We talk about the importance of the Refinement of Character, it said that its common to find persons who tend
11 June 2021
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Ridiculous Israeli Lobby Complaint Against Judge Siraj Desai
The Zionist lobby is going after retired judge Siraj Desai over his unapologetic stance against Apartheid Israel. The South African
11 June 2021
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Government No Longer Has Majority Stake In SAA
South African Airways (SAA) is being privatised. Government has given up its majority stake in the airline to Takatso Consortium
11 June 2021
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Allow Communities To Also Build Their Own Energy Capacity
A labour federation has noted that the transition in energy production and supply must not only be tilt towards business.
11 June 2021
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MJC Mufti Passes After Covid-19
The Mufti of the Muslim Judicial Council Moulana Tahaa Karaan has passed away. He was admitted to hospital late last
11 June 2021
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Reclaim The City – Release of Military Land
Last year, a group of civil society organisations and academics urged President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Minister of Public Works
10 June 2021
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Western Cape Reports Covid-19 Third Wave
The Western Cape has officially entered the third wave of Covid-19 infections. Premier Alan Winde says that there’s been a
10 June 2021
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Mother Who Birthed 10 Babies In Gauteng Found
The Ekurhuleni municipality has found the Gauteng mother who gave birth to 10 babies. Ekurhuleni mayor Mzwandile Masina says they
9 June 2021
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Pensioner Killed After Being Raped, And Another Escapes Burglary
A pensioner was murdered just moments after she was raped. The incident occurred in the Sigubudwini Administrative Area at the
8 June 2021
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Abolishing Slavery in the 21st Century
Human Trafficking in South Africa, the practice of forced labour & commercial sexual exploitation among imported and exported men, women
8 June 2021
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Revert Series – Aishah Adriaanse Story
We look at the growing Muslim population On the Couch shares the space with A’ishah Adriaanse as she shares her
8 June 2021
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Spice Roots – Did you know Salt was used for Trade?
We take you on a voyage as we explore the Spice root Trade. Sources reveal that Ancient European hunter-gatherers were
8 June 2021
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Combating Trauma and Stigma of Depression
We continue to create awareness, talking about the effects of trauma and the stigma of living with depression Nadia Charles
8 June 2021
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SA Arming Riyadh’s Attacks on Yemen
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have together become the single largest market for South African arms exports.
8 June 2021
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