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Medicines to Gaza A lifeline of hope for the sick and vulnerable Months later did it save lives
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The Asia Pacific Report: Rohingya Crisis Intensifies
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Yemen Truce is approaching the end of its second extension
By Neelam Rahim Radio Islam International discusses the update on the situation in Yemen with Veena Ali Khan, a Yemen research assistant at the International crisis group. According to Veena, a truce was agreed upon on the second of April, which reached renewal in...
The Pakistani court handed over power to Imran Khan’s ally in the key Punjab State
By Neelam Rahim Pakistan’s top court has ruled to hand control of the country’s most popular province Punjab to a candidate backed by former Prime Minister Imran Khan, triggering political uncertainty in the South Asian nation amid a deepening economic crisis. The...
What to Expect At the ANC Policy Conference
By Neelam Rahim All eyes are on the ANC holding its policy conference at Nasrec, expected to end on Sunday. The party had to scramble before the start of the meeting after staffers who had not been paid for two months threatened to disrupt proceedings. In the run-up...
Asia Pacific Report: Four democracy activists in Myanmar executed by country’s ruling military junta
By Neelam Rahim Senior Research Associate fellow at Institute for Global Dialogue, Senusha Naidoo, Joins the discussion with Radio Islam International in this week’s Asia Pacific Report. The powerful seven-magnitude earthquake strikes the Philippines According to...
Traffic lights on K43 Klipspruit Valley and Nirvana intersection are finally operational
By Neelam Rahim There has been a problem with the traffic lights on the K43 Klipspruit Valley and Nirvana intersection for an extended period, several months of issues where the traffic lights were not working. They are now functional, with a lot of effort put in this...
Construction Opportunities for Soweto Residents
By Neelam Rahim South Africa’s economy mainly depends on Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises. SMMEs are the most significant sector to offer services to both the public and private sectors to provide citizens with habitable and sustainable livelihoods. However, the...
Motorists and transport operators ‘will be hardest hit by proposed tyre duties’
By Neelam Rahim Industry bodies warn that if duties are implemented, the price of tyres could increase by between 17% and 41%. The Tyre Importers Association of South Africa (Tiasa) is opposing the SA Tyre Manufacturers Conference’s (SATMC) International Trade...
Unpacking The President’s Power Plans
By Neelam Rahim President Cyril Ramaphosa’s energy plan to tackle South Africa’s power crisis has been widely welcomed. The President addressed the nation on Monday night, announcing actions to respond to the energy crisis that has negatively impacted the country for...
Busa Encouraged by President’s Comprehensive Energy Plan
By Neelam Rahim Business Unity South Africa is encouraged by President Cyril Ramaphosa’s comprehensive energy plan and offered its full support and partnership to fast-track delivery. BUSA hopes the comprehensive energy plans announced last night will be implemented...
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