The Nature of Lightning and Fatal Strikes
More light has been shown on the misconception between lightning and its victims. According to a forensic pathologist specialist, less
17 March 2021
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Author: Zahraa Schroeder
New Research Revealed on Piracy, Slavery And A Mecca Pilgrimage
A story of piracy, slavery and previously unknown details of the Cape’s links to the Ottoman Empire in the 18th
17 March 2021
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The Importance Of Eye Care
Our eyesight is one of our most important senses: 80% of what we perceive comes through our sense of sight.
16 March 2021
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What’s The Link Between Access To Unsafe Food And Non-Communicable Diseases?
The South African Constitution states that every one South African has the right to have access to sufficient food and
15 March 2021
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Into The Unknown: Transitioning From High School To University
Are you a matriculant on your way to university or college? This is for you! Moving on to tertiary education
14 March 2021
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Al Aqsa In Danger As Muslims Mark Meraaj
“Glory be to the One Who took His servant by night from the Sacred Mosque to the Farthest Mosque whose
14 March 2021
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The Ethics Of Social Media Influencers
Promoting brands, questionable marketing skills, lies and false giveaways – these are common trends we see among social media influencers.
13 March 2021
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Protecting Yourself from Toxic Friends
In Part 1 we discussed the dynamics of toxic friends. The types of toxic friends we meet in high and
13 March 2021
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Masked Hijab – The Silhouette Of The Illegal
The Netherlands has banned the Islamic face covering, known as the burqa. This law is applied on public transport, government
12 March 2021
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China – The Pandemic And Uighur Muslims
For most of the world, March 2020 marks the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. But for China, this happened several
11 March 2021
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SAUS – Student Protests
One person has reportedly been killed as police clashed with protesting Wits students. However, police have not officially confirmed the
10 March 2021
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Six Ways To Unmask Basic Education
The Covid-19 pandemic put the Department of Basic Education to the ultimate test, not just in terms of governance, but
10 March 2021
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Basic human rights are violated on a daily basis
Residents of various informal settlements across Cape Town are adamant that Human Rights Day could not have been celebrated because
10 March 2021
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The Women Doing It For Lavender Hill
Empowering women is essential to the health and social development of families & communities. When women are living safe, fulfilled
10 March 2021
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Activists Oppose East Africa Oil Pipeline
Standard Bank is looking into financing the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP). But environmental activists are against the pipeline.
9 March 2021
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Innovation Needed To Cut Electricity Costs
Electricity tariff hikes loom next month, and with the economic hardships being experienced, South Africans don’t know how to overcome
9 March 2021
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International Women’s Day – Honouring Women In Media & Journalist Karima Brown
As we observe International Women’s Day, we turn our focus to the women in media who have played an influential
8 March 2021
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Undisclosed Truths Of The 21st Century
A book that was revealed thousands of years ago yet holds many answers to the questions that science fields pose.
8 March 2021
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Delft Mom Returns To School In Honour Of Her Late Son & Passes Matric With A Bachelors
After 17 years out of school 35-year-old, Tania Februarie sat for her final matric exam and passed with a bachelor’s.
8 March 2021
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1ST MEDICAL RECIPIENT FROM THE MITCHELLS PLAIN BURSARY AND ROLE
This young woman is the first doctor to graduate with the help of the Mitchells Plain Bursary and Role Model
7 March 2021
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