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[LISTEN] Calls for Answers Over KZN’s Dilapidated & Poor State of Art Centres
Faizel Patel – 16/09/2021 The Democratic Alliance (DA) says it is shocked by the poor state of arts centres in...
Matric examination date brought forward due to local elections taking place
By Hajira Khota 16:09:2021 Due to the municipal elections scheduled on 1 November 2021, the Department of Basic...
Xi seeks control
By Staff Writer 16:09:2021 Recent decisions by the Chinese Communist Party regulating the behaviours of celebrities, time spent on online games and even after school tutoring have led to questions around the intentions and objectives of the Chinese Communist Party...
Disinformation will cost
By Staff Writer 16:09:2021 With the November 2021 South African local government election predicted to be the most competitive yet, the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has implemented a strict code of conduct and ramped up its focus on disinformation. Political...
Eskom: Caught in a Seemingly Never-ending Downward Spiral
Umm Muhammed Umar Power utility Eskom does not believe that there will be another round of load shedding. Following the fire incident at the Kendal power station over the weekend, Eskom announced that units 2 and 3 of the power station had been shut down. This was...
Covid-19 has exacerbated severe water scarcity in rural communties
By Hajira Khota- Durban 15:09:2021 The Covid-19 outbreak has exposed disparities in South African rural areas, as more people are looking to prevent themselves against infection due to inadequate hygiene resources and water. According to a new study performed by World...
Kagame allegedly strikes again
By Staff Writer 15:09:2021 The murder of former army lieutenant Revocant Karemangingo in Maputo on Monday has raised questions over the reasons behind Rwanda's troop deployment to fight militants in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado in June. Karemangingo, who was the Vice...
Guinea junta forced to transition amidst regional pressure
By Staff Writer 15:09:2021 Guinea’s military leaders inaugurated the start of a conference to begin the process of transitioning back to civilian rule. The dialogue, which started on Tuesday, is being held at the presidential compound. The now defacto leader,...
Communication Workers Union Picket at ITV
By Naadiya Adams 15:09:2021 Over a year ago, ITV was placed under new management, and employees have since been working in an environment they describe as a “living hell”. Former CEO, Farhad Omar, left ITV Networks over a year ago, and the channel has been marred in...
French Industrial Company Lafarge helped finance Daesh
By Annisa Essack 15:09:2021 French Industrial Company Lafarge helped finance Daesh to run its cement factory in war-torn Syria in Jalabiya. But this is not the most fantastic part of the revelation. Reports now reveal that the financing of Daesh by Lafarge was done...
Israel to deploy ‘remote’ controlled tanks to Gaza border
By Staff Writer 15:09:2021 Israel on Sunday unbaled the results of its 'carmel' project to 'modernise' its tank equipment. Three companies, Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael Advanced Systems (both State-owned and Elbit Systems), demonstrated military tanks that...
