Rabia Mayet | rabiamayet@radioislam.co.za 26.11.2024 3-minute read EFF leader Julius Malema has likened the desertion...
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SA’s potential to become an investment destination depends on reforming policy: IRR
Sameera Casmod | sameerac@radioislam.co.za 28 November 2024 | 10:37 a.m. CAT 2-minute read A report by the South...
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Sameera Casmod | sameerac@radioislam.co.za 28 November 2024 | 09:03 CAT -minute read RBNZ lowers cash rate, NZ$ spikes...
SA’s most popular days for driving to work are Tuesdays and Wednesdays, according to recently released driving data
By Neelam Rahim The South African workforce seemed to have adopted two days a week work from a home pattern. Driving data by Discovery’s vehicle insurance division suggests this. Its new work from an index which tracks driver’s habits found that people are more likely...
SA Blood Services Uses Mandela Day to Raise Public Awareness
By Neelam Rahim As happens every year on the 18th of July, people and organisations worldwide went to give their time on International Mandela Day. One such organisation is the South African National Blood Services, which used the day to raise public awareness over...
Unrest in Uzbekistan’s autonomous Karakalpasktan region
By Neelam Rahim Last week rare protests in Uzbekistan’s autonomous Karakalpakstan region, which borders Kazakhstan in the country’s northwest and deadly. According to the government, eighteen people died, and 243 others were wounded due to clashes between security...
The Palestine Report: Saudi airline network has announced the opening of airspace to Israeli airlines
By Neelam Rahim US President Joe Biden meets Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on the latest leg of his Middle East tour. Speaking to Radio Islam, Hafez Ebrahim says a significant development occurred during Biden’s visit that started last week. Yet another...
Equal education and dysfunctional schools in South Africa with Tarryn Cooper Bell
Transcription by Yumna Moosa "Our research started by looking at what quality education would be for South African learners" The Equal Education law centre has reported that 80% of state schools are dysfunctional, a majority of which serve Black and Coloured learners....
Experts Say African Leaders Have Been Uniting In Light of the Ukraine-Russia-NATO Conflict
Umamah Bakharia The Concerned African Forum or CAF says as Africans are concerned about an equitable, just and fair world order as they have followed with concern the events in Ukraine, and between Russia, Ukraine and Nato. Adding that all progressive thought leaders...
Tavern Shootings with ministry spokesperson Liranzo Themba
An interview with ministry spokesperson, Liranzo Themba, on the recent tavern shootings in South Africa.
New EU cold treatment rules for RSA citrus could see R654m of the country’s citrus destroyed
By Annisa Essack 13:07:2022 In June, the Standing Committee on Plant, Animal, Food, and Feed (SCOPAFF) issued new regulations that require cold treatment of oranges destined for the region to protect them from False Coddling Moths (FCMs). South African Citrus Growers...
SA’s barefoot children wear ill-fitting school shoes
By Annisa Essack 12:07:2022 South African children and many adults are habitually barefoot due to the warmer climate and cultural and religious practices. It has come to light that a staggering 59% of children wear school shoes that are either too short, too long, or...
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