Neelam Rahim | neelam@radioislam.co.za 4-minute read 31 October 2024 | 18:33 CAT In a recent conversation with Radio...
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The Asia-Pacific Report
Sameera Casmod | sameerac@radioislam.co.za 31 October 2024 | 12:35 CAT 4-minute read Border tensions between India and...
Day Zero Looming
Rabia Mayet | rabiamayet@radioislam.co.za 29 October 2024 3-minute read As water restrictions tighten across Gauteng...
Middle East Report With James Dorsey
On this weeks Middle East report Russia asks Israel to support tripartite meeting on Syria with US. Somalia could become another Afghanistan if foreign forces pull out, Having said that, the jury is still out on the counterterrorism value of the US invasion of...
Libya – gateway to hell or new beginnings?
By Zuleikha Ahmed 22:09:2021 Libya is touted to be the easiest route to Europe for Africans looking to create a new life. Radio Islam International spoke to Michelangelo Severgnini, an independent film and documentary maker. He focuses on the current crisis; African...
Africa Report: Guinea’s coup and its consequences
By Staff Writer 21:09:2021 Two weeks after Guinea's Coup, which saw lieutenant Col Mamady Doumbouya overthrow the Alpha Conde regime, little has subsequently changed. There is no government and no transitional charter, which Doumbouya argues will be issued after a...
Shared Insights into Significant Recent Events
Umm Muhammed Umar Scott Lucas, founding editor of EA Worldview, a professor at University of Birmingham, in the United Kingdom, spoke to Radio Islam about some of the significant events that have taken place in the last few weeks. Touching on the developments in...
Guinea’s Coup and its Consequences- The Africa Report
Staff Writer Two weeks after Guinea’s Coup, which saw Lieutenant Col Mamady Doumbouya overthrow the Alpha Conde regime, little has subsequently changed. There is no government and no transitional charter, which Doumbouya argues will be issued after a serious of...
Human rights violations worsen since Ndayishimiye took charge
By Staff Writer 21:09:2021 The United Nation's Commission of Inquiry on Burundi, released on September 16, has accused the government of worsening its repression of opposition figures, rebel fighters and NGOs since President Edariste Ndayishimiye's accession to power...
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,...
British American Tobacco Fails to Deny Mugabe Bribe
Umm Muhammed Umar British American Tobacco says it is committed to "acting responsibly and with integrity", after evidence had been found suggesting it had paid a bribe to the former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. It has not as yet denied the accusation. The...
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