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Traditional healers will require official registration to practice under new regulations
Sameera Casmod | sameerac@radioislam.co.za 12 November 2024 | 10:33 a.m. CAT 2-minute read The new rules, which were...
James Delaney: Upgrading An Enchanted Forest
Rabia Mayet | rabiamayet@radioislam.co.za 31 October 2024 4-minute read Straddling the area between downtown...
Ethiopia pushes ahead with hydropower plant inauguration despite Egypt and Sudan concerns
By Zahid Jadwat 23:02:2022 In a significant move, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurated the hydropower plant at the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on Sunday, heralding a new age for electricity production. But neighbouring countries see...
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Young Afghan Boy[Haidar] stuck in well for 70 hours, passes away…
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Malawi finds Wild Polio case; First in Africa in Five years
Malawi has declared an outbreak of polio after a young child in the country’s capital, Lilongwe, developed the disease in the first case of the wild polio virus in Africa in more than five years. The strain found in the child in Lilongwe has been linked to one...
The Jamiatul Ulema Hind grants five lakh to brave Hijabi Girl as she stands up to Hindutva extremists
Shakirah Hunter A young girl, wearing a black abaya and hijab looked tiny as she walked through the midst of a crowd. Surrounded by Hindutva men screaming at her and chanting for Muslim women to remove their hijab, suddenly a different scene unfolds. One that leaves...
Damning findings from Expert Panel on the 2021 civil unrest and looting
By Annisa Essack 08:02:2022 July 9th to the 18th, 2021, will forever be etched into the minds of South Africans, especially those in KwaZulu Natal and Gauteng. Yesterday, President Cyril Ramaphosa approved the report released by the Expert Panel appointed to...
Support for state capture whistleblowers as petition draws thousands of signatures
By Annisa Essack 07:02:2022 As numerous corruption scandals were reported in South Africa recently, the Zondo Commission of State Capture laid bare the extent of corruption in the country as it probed allegations of state capture over the past three years. Corruption...
Africa Report with Ebrahim Fakude
By Umamah Bakharia African Union (AU) Suspends Burkina Faso as Envoy Heads For Talks The African Union said on Monday it had suspended Burkina Faso in response to the 24 January coup that overturned President Roch Kabore. The bloc's 15-member Peace and Security...
From PHD in molecular science to Ice Cream Connoisseur
The foodie culture has made food all about the taste and the experience itself. However, Ice Cream Connoisseur and founder of "Tapi Tapi" although a having a PHD in molecular science has a different understanding and focus of food. He has taken Ice cream beyond a...
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[LISTEN] Behind Africa’s ‘Avalanche of Coups’: Spotlight on Burkina Faso
Umm Muhammed Umar A senior researcher and a West Africa specialist, Professor Jasper Bjarnesen, and Professor Emiratis Andre Thomashausen, discussed Burkina Faso’s latest coup attempt with Radio Islam. Professor Thomashausen said that we are witnessing the replay of a...
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