Samtoa: Operators Must Communicate on Outstanding Hajj Money
The South African Hajj and Umrah Council says its following up with operators who have still not repaid pilgrims who
20 September 2021
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Operators who Failed to Reimburse Clients will be Dealt with – SAHUC
As the Saudi government has relaxed restrictions on travellers from South Africa, many are excited to embark on their umrah
16 September 2021
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Black Consciousness Still Relevant Today
Stephen Bantu Biko founded the Black Consciousness Movement and sought to bring change in South Africa. It was not about
16 September 2021
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Attacks on the Vulnerable must End
The police have been urged to play a more active and supportive role in assisting victims of gender-based violence. Women
15 September 2021
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UCT Debates Mandatory Vaccinations
Students are weighing in on whether Covid-19 vaccinations should be compulsory at the University of Cape Town. Professors have proposed
15 September 2021
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Understanding Climate Change in the African Context
The dire impact of climate change is taking its toll on Africa at large. According to a recent report coordinated
13 September 2021
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Minister: July Unrest Impact Still Lingers
South Africa would long be feeling the impact of the July unrest, which erupted as former President Jacob Zuma was
13 September 2021
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Suicide Prevention is Everyone’s Responsibility
Cultural expectations of what a man is supposed to do, are adding pressure on people who are already feeling strain.
10 September 2021
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Breaking Away from Suicidal Thoughts
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), every 40 seconds a person commits suicide. 10 September marks World Suicide Prevention
10 September 2021
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Midlife Metabolism Slowdown a Myth
The Fisheries and Aquaculture Development Institute (Fadi) has launched its net-making project in St Helena Bay with the aim of
8 September 2021
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