By Neelam Rahim When you take out your license from your pocket and realise it expired, and then you wonder how...
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Iran: Attempts to Revive Nuclear Deal Heat Up
Umm Muhammed Umar Attempts to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal are heating up, and Tehran is seeking guarantees that...
A government ban on the movement of cattle was ill-conceived
By Neelam Rahim ActionSA has called on the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development, Thoko Didiza,...
West Bank: Israeli forces kill Palestinian man
By Abu Muhammad Israeli occupation forces killed a Palestinian man and wounded at least 36 others in an early morning raid in Nablus on Thursday. Medics at the Specialised Arab Hospital in the city reported that Waseem Nasser Abu Khalifa was killed during the raid....
Jumbo the Boran bull sells for a record R2.3 million
By Neelam Rahim A farm in Mpumalanga has sold off a Boran bull for a record R2.3 million at an auction on Saturday, 6 August. The bull, Jumbo, was bred by Hurwitz Farming near Betha and beat the previous R1.7 million for a Boran bull. Joining the discussion with Radio...
Asia Pacific Report
By Neelam Rahim China's economy is cooling off. Radio Islam International discusses the domestic and global implications with Senusha Naidu, Senior Research Fellow at Institute for Global Dialogue. According to Senusha, outside of Covid-19, after having gone through...
How to Make Money from Social Media
Ziyaad Plaatjes (co-founder of ilovesa.com) talks to Radio Islam about how to make money online.
India frees 11 men convicted of gang-raping pregnant Muslim women and killing her family
By Neelam Rahim There are developments regarding the release of the 11 men linked to the Gujrat riots around 2002. It goes back almost twenty years. Speaking to Radio Islam International, Founder and Editor Chief at the Cognate, Shaikh Zakeer Hussain, said the Gujrat...
Modi says India aims to become a developed nation in 25 years
By Neelam Rahim India will aim to become a developed nation within 25 years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a national day address with policies to support domestic production in power, defence and digital technology. Dressing the colours of the Indian flag Modi...
The Institute of Race Relations: “We need to get to a place where South Africa is not a dry powder keg that’s ready to explode at the flick of a match”
Umm Muhammed Umar Former President Jacob Zuma’s medical parole saga continues. On Monday his legal team attempted to overturn, in the Supreme Court of Appeal, the court ruling that the decision by former prison boss, Arthur Fraser, to grant him medical parole, was, in...
Student’s Mental Health in the Spotlight after Two Suicides on Campus
By Neelam Rahim The mental health of students and first-year students, in particular, is in the spotlight after two recent suicides at the University of Stellenbosch. Twenty-year-old Ky Rowe died at the Simonsberg men’s residence, weeks after the body of 20-year-old...
The City Of Joburg Wants To Buy Electricity from Private Producers
By Neelam Rahim South African households and businesses are again under pressure after Eskom started load shedding yesterday evening, with further rolling blackouts possible today and tomorrow. At the same time, Johannesburg mayor Mpho Phalatse says the municipality...