Wednesday, April 24

Ramaphosa Promises big Changes for the Economy Ahead of Election

President Cyril Ramaphosa announced six priorities for the African National Congress (ANC) ahead of the 2024 elections, including job creation, the nation’s re-industrialization, investing in people...

War in Gaza escalates to Lebanon as Israel Launches Retaliatory Air Strikes against Hezbollah

Israeli forces have carried out at least two air strikes on the coastal town of Ghaziyeh in southern Lebanon, according to the Zionist regime’s military and Lebanese state media.1 The Lebanese...

Elections are set to take place on 29 May 2024

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially announced that the general national and provincial elections are set to take place on 29 May 2024. The announcement was made in accordance with...

International Court of Justice to Hold Hearings on Israeli Occupation of Palestine

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) known as the United Nations’ highest court is set to open historic hearings into the legality of Israel’s 57-year occupation of the Palestinian territories.1...

WANTED CRIMINALS KILLED IN SHOOTOUT WITH POLICE

Two individuals wanted in connection with cash-in-transit robberies were killed in a shootout with police in Verulam, KwaZulu-Natal, on Saturday. One suspect managed to escape.  Police spokesperson...

Ashburton residents mark nine days without water

Some sections of Ashburton have been experiencing a water shortage for nine days now, but there were reports last night that water had started flowing again. Since February 9, large areas of Ashburton...

The Verulam Community Seeks Intervention from the UN Regarding the Water Crisis

According to Roshan Lil-Ruthan, a social activist and spokesperson for the Verulam Water Crisis Committee, the people of Verulam have officially contacted the United Nations (UN) for aid in the midst...

Water supply recovery efforts ongoing in eThekwini

Water and Sanitation Minister Senzo Mchunu has stated that his department is currently evaluating the progress made to address the water crisis in the northern regions of Durban. This evaluation comes...

Yemen: The Country Divided Could See Escalation

United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundburg has called for immediate action to end the “dangerous escalatory cycle” in the war-plagued nation, as Houthi rebels continue their attacks in the...

Ramaphosa says He Will give Assent to NHI Bill 

President Cyril Ramaphosa announced to the country on Thursday last week in the State of the Nation Address that he planned to sign in to law the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill that aims to...

Morocco Evacuates 289 of Its Citizens from Palestine

Morocco has managed to evacuate 289 of its Citizens from Gaza through the Rafah crossing by the end of January.1 Morocco’s Foreign Ministry released a statement on Tuesday that said “Until now, the...

Ramaphosa has “Addressed the Nation” But what does it Show?

President Cyril Ramaphosa has held his “State of the Nation Address” (SONA) this week Thursday.1 The president once more made many more guarantees, reflected on the past and renewed commitments.2...

Syria’s Assad Supports Hamas But, what are his Motives?

Syrian President Bashir Al Assad is a key supporter of the Hamas regime in Gaza. However, his motives in supporting the militant group in their war against the Zionist regime of Israel are obscure...

The Ruling made by ICJ faces hurdles over How It can be enforced

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has passed its ruling concerning the genocide, the Zionist regime of Israeli Prime Minster Benyamin Netanyahu is perpetrating in Gaza. This was 26 January...

NHI Bill comes under the Microscope

The association of Business organizations, Business Unity South Africa (Busa) and Business for South Africa (B4SA) have called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to act in accordance with the commitment he...

Qatar has put the Framework in place for a Cease Fire Agreement in Gaza

The framework for an agreement that could lead to a ceasefire and the release of hostages held in Gaza is being put to the Hamas leadership, the Qatari Prime Minister, Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdulrahman...

ICJ Ruling on Palestine: Will there be a Ceasefire?

Last week was certainly the most bone crunching, strenuous time for the reality of international justice for the world and Palestine in particular. South Africa as everyone knows took Israel to the...

Israel still refuses to call Gaza War Genocide Not Bound by ICJ ruling

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has stated it will announce on Friday, (today) whether it will order emergency measures against Israel after South Africa filed a case accusing Israel of...

International Legal Showdown: Decision on South Africa’s Genocide Case against Israel Expected on Friday

In a highly anticipated legal confrontation, the International Court of Justice (OCJ) is poised to announce its judgment on provisional measures in the South Africa-Israel genocide case.    Reports...

Ethiopia’s Port Deal with Breakaway Somali State Ruffles Mogadishu’s Feathers

Ethiopia and Somalia despite being neighbours have not been the best of friends. Now Ethiopia has recognized Somalia’s break away region of Somaliland in exchange for access to its ports.1 Somaliland...

President’s Spokesman accuses banks of ‘Treason’ While government Faces Lawsuit

The Banking Association of South Africa reportedly met with president Cyril Ramaphosa following damaging accusations of treason levelled against private businesses by minister in the presidency...

Iran and Pakistan Carry out strikes against Each Other

Pakistan and Iran are usually amiable neighbours. This week however first Iran carried out a strike on Tuesday, the Pakistanis retaliated by launching similar missile strikes into Iran killing nine...

Charity for the Homeless receives New Car and M7 in Durban North Closes

None- Profit Charity for the Homeless, Street Lit Durban received a huge boast to its work, when its member and well-known publicist Illa Thompson secured a new car from the Denis Hurley Centre.1 The...

South Africa’s Support for the Palestinian Cause has Deep Roots

The support South Africa has for Palestine goes back to the struggle the country underwent during the struggle against apartheid. Recently Pretoria presented the International Court of Justice in the...

KZN ACTION SA WRITES TO ETHEKWINI CITY MANAGER REQUESTING UPDATES ON THE INSOURCING OF SECURITY AND CLEANERS

KwaZulu-Natal Action SA leader Zwakele Mncwango has written to the eThekwini City Manager Musa Mbhele seeking answers to what it calls a lack of movement in the process of insourcing security...

SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS CAUSE DEVASTATION IN COASTAL AREAS, WITH SIX CONFIRMED FATALITIES

Severe thunderstorms accompanied by gale fore winds have left a trail of destruction in various areas in KwaZulu-Natal. In a statement, the eThekwini Municipality says the most significant damages...

UNVEILING SOUTH AFRICA’S HIDDEN METHANE EMISSIONS: A CLOSER LOOK AT COAL MINING

South Africa, renowned for its rich natural resources and diverse landscapes, has long been a significant player in the global coal market. However, revelations suggest that the country might be...

Biden and Sunak Order strikes on Yemen without official approval

United States officials have revealed to the public that both the US and its ally the United Kingdom launched strikes on more than a dozen positions in the West of Yemen.1 Washington has justified...

Police Investigate Accident In Durban North while Tourists deterred by Murders

One woman died and another person is in serious condition following a motor vehicle accident near Broadway earlier today.1 The cause of the collision remains unknown and is still being investigated by...

As the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict enters the New Year, Repercussions are Being Felt

The global jury will be out for a long time on the war Israel has waged in Gaza. This began only last year on October the 7th attack on Israel, which left more than 1,200 dead people have taken to the...

President doesn’t show up for party Function but officials say is not Sick

President Cyril Ramaphosa was absent from some of the African National Congress (ANC) activities in Bombela where the Party has been preparing for its upcoming January 8 Statement has set tongues...

Bloodshed in Gaza Rages on while SA takes Zionist Regime to ICJ

Pretoria has assembled a team of legal experts to open a case against the Zionist entity known as Israel concerning its slaughter in the Gaza Strip.1 This makes South Africa the first nation in the...

Brazilian Muslims Facing Rising Islamophobia Amidst Gaza War

The war in Gaza has not only caused devastation and loss in the Middle East but has also ignited fear and discrimination in countries around the world. Brazil, with its growing Muslim community, is...

Sudan A Nation Engulfed by Anarchy

In Sudan bloodshed has raged on with thousands and dead families having no where left to go. The Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have captured the country’s second-largest city – Wad Madani –...

NGO Launches Environmental Education, Awareness in Durban as Souk Starts

In a key step to foster collaboration and networking between the environmental education organisations, the Environmental Education and Public Awareness Network (EEPAN) was launched at Green...

Durban Beaches closed due to High E. Coli Levels

Six of Durban’s beaches famed for their popularity as tourist attractions and holiday destinations have been declared unsafe to bathe in following the joint sampling of beach water quality by the...

Financial Crime is adapting and Aramco facility is Upgraded

In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Abu Dhabi Finance Week was held.1 one of the presentations was the inaugural ‘Risk 4.0’ Forum, sponsored by the UAE Executive Office of Anti-Money Laundering and...

New Party uMkhonto weSizwe is formed with Zuma’s endorsement

Former President Jacob Zuma appears to becoming desperate for attention. The 82 year old has put his support and endorsement behind the uMkhonto weSizwe party – named after Mk veterans of the African...

Mnangagwa, Relations with China and Election Fraud

China has become a nation whose influence you can’t escape wherever you are in the world. Beijing’s tentacles have lodged themselves deep in the nations of Africa. When China’s military, the People’s...

Durban Beaches closed due to High E. Coli Levels

Six of Durban’s beaches famed for their popularity as tourist attractions and holiday destinations have been declared unsafe to bathe in following the joint sampling of beach water quality by the...

SASSA AND POSTBANK ANNOUNCE PHASING-OUT OF GRANTS PHYSICAL CASH PAYPOINTS AND CASH PAYMENTS INSIDE POST OFFICES

Grant recipients will no longer be able to withdraw cash from Post Offices, Postbank and South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) announced. Sassa and Postbank said in a statement on Monday that...

AfCFTA The Path to Ending Poverty in Africa?

Is the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) the solution to tackle poverty across Africa? According to the Africa CEO Trade Survey Report 2023, an initiative by the Pan-African Private Sector...

KAUNDA CONFIRMS THE FUNCTIONALITY OF THE CITY’S CCTV CAMERAS

In an effort to ensure the safety of citizens and holidaymakers this festive season and beyond, the eThekwini Municipality has confirmed that all cameras in the inner city are fully operational. The...

ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY SAYS BEACH WATER QUALITY GIVEN GREEN LIGHT BY INDEPENDENT LABORATORY

eThekwini Municipality Mayor Mxolisi Kaunda has moved to allay visitors’ fears regarding the City’s beach water quality. During the festive season launch at uShaka Marine World on 29 November, Kaunda...

UMNGENI-UTHUKELA INCURS IRREGULAR EXPENDITURE TO THE TUNE OF R2.5 BILLION

KwaZulu-Natal’s water utility Umngeni-uThukela has revealed that its irregular expenditure has ballooned to a whopping R2.5 billion. This is as the Special Investigations Unit (SIU) probes two...

Egypt’s Sisi Seeks Third Term in Farcical Election

In Egypt, the citizens go to the polls from Sunday the 10th to Tuesday the 12 to vote in a Presidential election that could give President Abdel Fatah Sisi a third term in power that could last six...

President Ramaphosa combats Legal woes in Ezulweni Debt Matters

President Cyril Ramaphosa is going to solve the ANC’s R 150 million dept to Ezulweni Investments personally.1 The president told party leaders that he will handle the scandal himself, starting by...

In Gaza the People are forced into tiny Corner by Israelis

The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) has asked Palestinian residents in Gaza to evacuate to a part of the town of al-Mawasi in the south of the besieged strip, designating it as a safe place.1 The...

Third Major Drug Bust at Durban Harbour

Durban Harbour police saw their third major drug bust as R 151-million worth of cocaine was seized on November 4.1 The goal has been to clamp down on the trafficking of drugs into the country.2...

Corruption trial of Israeli PM Netanyahu

The proceedings of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trial concerning various allegations of corruption will recommence following the genocide in Gaza, which had temporarily delayed...

Hamas Delegation is in SA amid Lukewarm Welcome

As the Israelis move to occupy Gaza (again) in South Africa political parties and civil society organizations took to the streets in their thousands demanding an end to the repression of the...

Malema and the EFF: Who are they Really?

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and its commander in Chief (leader) Julius Malema have long been known to stir up controversy due to using fear and foreboding as tactics. Malema and his followers...

Egypt Marks Day of Solidarity with the Palestinians

In Egypt, several government departments and political parties on Wednesday condemned Israel’s aggression against the Palestinians in statements to mark the International Day of Solidarity with the...

The Hazard of Food Insecurity and what it Does to Children

The Hazard of food Security and children not receiving the right nutrition from food this remains a looming problem for the children of South Africa.1 It forms part and parcel of the food insecurity...

Retail Businesses Look to Specialized Security Units to Curb Crime

Security methods are changing in the Private sector.1 The big success story is the Shoprite Group which is taking a tough on crime approach.1 They have managed to have year-on-year decreases in...

South Africa Cuts Ties with Israel: What does it mean?

Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Naledi Pandor has drawn the line for the Zionist regime. The world has seen enough of the tragedy in Gaza and it is time for countries to use their...

South Africa Cuts Ties with Israel Convenes BRICS Summit

It will soon be official. South Africa’s Parliament has voted with a majority in favour of a motion calling for the closure of Israel’s embassy in Pretoria and the suspension of diplomatic ties.1 This...

VOCAL ARTS FESTIVAL FINALLY COMING TO SA

A one-of-a-kind concert is making its way to South Africa for the first time in February 2024. The Vocal Arts Festival, which is a United Kingdom annual event, brings together globally acclaimed...

South Africa Prepares for General Elections Next Year: Registration begins

South Africa will be holding General and provincial elections next year 2024.1 On Saturday the country held its first major vote registration drive on Saturday in a bid to tackle widespread apathy...

As Israel Continues War in Gaza Hezbollah joins in

As Israel now sends troops to Gaza, they have opened a new front in the war with their northern neighbour of Lebanon. At least two people have been killed in an attack by the Zionist regime in...

NRCS 12 ANNUAL BUILDING CONTROL OFFICERS’ CONVENTION OFFERS SOLUTIONS TO PRODUCE A RESILENT CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications in collaboration with eThekwini Municipality held its 12th Annual Building Control Officers Convention at the Durban ICC on Wednesday (15 November...

Ramaphosa has Promised to Fight Corruption, but he has yet to Raise a Finger

Summary Ramaphosa has Promised to Combat Corruption There are doubts he can do it Can the President Revive the Scorpions the Directorate of Special Operations   President Cyril Ramaphosa has been...

Gaza War Could Escalate Iran and Saudi Arabia in Talks

Summary Impact of Gaza War on Israeli-Saudi Relations Impact of Gaza War on Truce in Yemen Peace between Yemen and Saudi Arabia Israel’s dreams of diplomatic recognition from Saudi Arabia may remain...

KWAZULU-NATAL PREMIER ENHANCES COMMUNITY POLICING AS 95 VEHICLES HANDED TO CPFs

In a significant move towards bolstering community safety and empowering local policing initiatives, KwaZulu-Natal Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube on Tuesday (7 November 2023) handed over 95 vehicles and...

South Africa’s Municipalities are on the Verge of Collapse

Summary Auditor General finds Irregularities in spending by Municipalities State should do more to improve the local level Exports are on the decrease The country’s Auditor General has recorded and...

Zimbabwe is on a New Path, but it will be a bumpy One

Zimbabwe is experiencing a rough transition. One that may alter its fortunes forever. Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa known by his political nickname the “Crocodile” is trapped in a hotel...

Proposed Displacement of Palestinians to Egypt Opens Pandora’s Box

The war being waged in Gaza is as complex as it is deplorable. The risk to the Palestinian lives being encircled and hemmed in by the Israeli Defence forces has created an atmosphere of despair. In...

Western Powers Risk losing Influence in Regions of Arab World Over Support for Israel

The West has long been the centre of cultural and media influence for the Middle East and North Africa.1 But now with the Israelis waging a war in Gaza and the United States and Europe expressing...

Trader Bikes 18,000km Journey to Perform Umrah

Summary Zulkepli Mo’minin, a tasbih trader, fulfilled his dream of performing the umrah after an 18,000km solo motorcycle journey. He faced challenges, including documentation issues at the...

New ‘ZN’ vehicle number plates for KZN from December

Summary: KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) is set to switch to a new number plate system, replacing the current system that has run out of unique combinations. The new number plates will bear the letters...

ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALTY AND ADOPT-A-RIVER BEGIN JOINT SAMPLING OF BEACH WATER

The eThekwini Municipality says it has begun its weekly joint sampling of beach water with Adopt-A-River, which is a non-profit organisation. In a statement the municipality says the joint effort is...

SHUTDOWN OF HAZELMERE WATER WORKS AND LA MERCY RESERVOIR PIPELINE FOR MAINTENANCE

The eThekwini Municipality has announced that the Hazelmere Water Treatment Plant in Verulam will undergo a maintenance shutdown to clean off one of its clarifiers. It’s anticipated that the three-day...

Afghanistan earthquake ‘worse than we imagined’

The recent earthquake in Afghanistan has left the nation reeling, with international aid groups rushing to provide assistance to the survivors. The 6.3 magnitude quake struck the western Herat...

Good News for Car Owners: Renew Your Licence Disc with WhatsApp

As a car owner in South Africa, you know the hassle of renewing your licence disc. The long queues, the paperwork, and the time-consuming process can be frustrating. But finally, there’s good...

MULTIPLE INTERVENTIONS IN PLACE TO RESOLVE WATER CRISIS IN KWAZULU-NATAL: SENZO MCHUNU

Minister of Water and Sanitation Senzo Mchunu has outlined multiple interventions being implemented in KwaZulu-Natal to improve water supply in the province. Mchunu addressed members of the media this...

The French government wants to ‘save’ Muslim women by controlling how they dress

France has recently implemented a series of measures aimed at controlling the attire of Muslim women, raising concerns about religious freedom and human rights. From banning the hijab in state schools...

Why Eskom Union Urges South Africa to Abandon $8.5 Billion Move Away from Coal?

In a recent development, the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), the largest labor union at Eskom, has called for the suspension of an $8.5 billion climate finance pact and the plans to transition...

Libya is Recovering from the Flood Damage – Eight Officials Arrested

Libya finds itself in a dire situation. It is not just the recent floods last week that has weakened its stability it is also facing a deeply heated conflict between a war lord General Khalifah Haftar...

South Africa’s Kusile Coal Plant to Boost Electricity Capacity This Year

The Kusile coal-fired power plant in South Africa is set to increase its electricity generation capacity this year, according to government officials. The plant, located in the Mpumalanga province...

29 bank branches where you can get your Smart ID and Passport in South Africa

Absa Bank has confirmed that it now offers Home Affairs Smart ID and Passport services at six of its branches in South Africa, taking the total number of bank branches to 29 so far. The confirmation...

Inflation on domestic food prices may have a turnaround as regards the Global Market

South African families are struggling to make ends meet.1 An average family of four is struggling to afford basic food.2 For a couple and their two children basic healthy eating food costs about R 3...

Long Weekend in UAE: Demand for Umrah Soars as South African Residents Opt for Spiritual Trips

The upcoming long weekend in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to witness a surge in the demand for Umrah trips, particularly among South African residents. While many people would typically plan...

Ensuring the Expansion of the National Grid: A Boost for South Africa’s Economy

The Need for Expansion The current state of the electricity grid in South Africa has been marred by frequent power cuts, which have had detrimental effects on businesses and households alike. To...

DURBAN AND XAIMEN, CHINA FORGE A SISTER CITY AGREEMENT

By: Thabile Duma 19 September 2023   In a media statement issued on Tuesday afternoon, 19 September, the city revealed that a memorandum of understanding between eThekwini Municipality and the City of...

Sculpture Celebrating Women Who Wear Hijab to be Installed in UK

The Inspiration Behind the Sculpture Luke Perry, known for his works that celebrate underrepresented communities, felt compelled to create a sculpture that recognizes the significant role of women who...

South African Currency is stable amidst Natural Disasters

The Rand as a currency has been trading at 18.9800 against the dollar, not far from its previous close of 18.9850.1 This shows it is stabilizing. The South African Reserve bank (SARB) will announce...

Egypt Bans Niqab In Schools

The Egyptian Niqab Ban: An Overview In a move that has sparked intense debate and controversy, the Egyptian government recently announced a ban on the wearing of the face-covering niqab in schools...

Flooding in Libya leaves 2,000 people dead and more missing after devastating storm

Over 2,000 people have lost their lives, and more than 10,000 are missing after a massive Mediterranean storm wreaked havoc in Libya, triggering floods that burst dams and destroyed buildings. The...

Extending Aid to Morocco’s Earthquake Victims: Al Ansaar Foundation Calls for Your Support

Morocco, a land known for its rich history and vibrant culture, now stands in desperate need of our compassion and support. A devastating earthquake, the strongest in over a century, has wreaked havoc...

Syria: A Nation Torn with No End in Sight

What started out as a popular uprising twelve years ago has become a full-blown proxy/civil war in Syria. The uprising that was meant to topple the dictatorship and one-party state of President Bashir...

Saudi Arabia Sees Significant Increase in Umrah Travelers

Pakistan, Indonesia and India lead in pilgrim numbers, says official Cairo: Over a month after the beginning of the new season for Umrah or lesser journey in Saudi Arabia, the realm has seen “a...

Gabon finds Itself in a Dilema after Coup ends Rule by same Family

Gabon, a country in West Africa rich in oil, was until recently ruled by the same family, the Bongo Dynasty. Ali Bongo Ondimba son and successor to the late President Omar Bongo was about to have won...

Rakhi Sawant performs first Umrah since reverting to Islam

Bollywood Star Rakhi Sawant Completes Umrah Pilgrimage in Makkah Bollywood entertainer Rakhi Sawant, who had embraced Islam last year and renamed herself Fatima, has finished her Umrah customs at...

As BRICS Summit Approaches New Opportunities for Business and Currency Arise

As the summit for BRICS approaches plans are being made as regards to preparing entrepreneurships by searching for what are the country’s best up-and-upcoming tech gurus (Professionals) to represent...

Zimbabwe Elections Approach Opposition face Setback

The reality that little has changed in Zimbabwe is becoming starker with the approaching general election. The nation is in dire need of a new constitution and judicial reform but his is elusive...

Turkiye adds New Condition For Sweden’s NATO membership

In an unexpected and bazar twist Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan delivered a statement at a press conference on Monday in Istanbul that if its allies wanted Turkiye to approve Sweden joining...

Leaders bring Food consumption into Spot Light, Combat Climate Change

The European Union is looking to promote a shift towards healthier diets with sustainable health systems, including through more sustainable protein sources, nutrition-sensitive value chains, and less...

Underground Gas Explosion Rocks Johannesburg

Bree Street, Johannesburg was the site of an industrial accident that saw an underground gas explosion obliterate the road.1 Residents have been urged to stay away from the area in the Central...

Palestine Been Hemmed In by Zionist Regime: China to Rescue?

Palestine is beneath the toe of the Zionist military gum boots. The United Nations has heard from an expert 800,000 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank since 1967, including tens of thousands of...

Con Court rules Zuma Return to Prison Refuses Correctional Services’ Appeal

The Constitutional Court has dismissed the Department of Correctional Services’ application for leave to appeal a Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) ruling that former President Jacob Zuma must go back to...

Food Security becomes Fairytale for Very Poor

In South Africa’s rural areas, food security remains a critical problem.1 The rising inflation and cost of living has sent food prices up to the roof meaning most people do not eat healthy.2 Many...

Free Trade in Africa Underway

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement is on the path to be implemented. But there are still many challenges on that road, such as infrastructure, transport, logistics, border...

SA Prepares for Fourth Industrial Revolution, What Success awaits?

When a person talks about the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) they usually describe advance robotics, super computers and automaton mechanisms. But it could go further than that. President Cyril...

Saudi Authorities take Stern attitude to Hajj Pilgrims without Permits

In Saudi Arabia, the Hajj Authorities are becoming more strict concerning the safety of those pilgrims performing the once in a life time journey and rituals.1 Muslims throughout the world are...

France Denied Invitation to BRICS Summit

French President Emmanuel Macron was denied a much anticipated invitation to the BRICS + (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) Summit to be held in South Africa this August.1 The summit and...

Health Department Puts placements for Medical Trainees Three days Before Start Date

The department of Health says it has finalized the placement of more than 1100 medical interns and junior doctors for the medical internship and community service programme.1 Some junior doctors are...

Eid Al Adha has Come and Muslims Across South Africa and the World prepare for Sacrifice

This week yesterday, Muslims across South Africa prepared to celebrate Eid Al Adha, the day of Sacrifice in the Islamic Calendar.1 Depending on the siting on the moon in the lunar cycle Muslims will...

Last Night Durban witnessed The Worse Rains and Floods That Ever occurred

There was a heavy inundation yesterday and last night, in Durban as rain and floods swept through the coastal city.1 People, homes and businesses were devastated. The torrent of rain was so strong...

Bill Gates Lab Grown Meat Officially Approved By USDA

Should we be worried? The rise of cultivated meat, also known as lab-grown meat, which is being hailed as a groundbreaking innovation. Companies like Upside Foods and Good Meat have gained approval...

Water Crisis Amidst Load Shedding

As the Country faces a Water Crisis amidst Load shedding Voters have yet to see a real alternative in the Opposition The country is in a dull position. Residents across the interior of the country are...

Spain has launched a digital nomad visa

Spain is a favored destination among remote workers due to its affordable living expenses and reliable internet connection. After much anticipation, Spain has finally introduced its digital nomad...

President Ramaphosa finds himself in another Quagmire: Over alleged Sale of Weapons to Russia

President Cyril Ramaphosa has responded to the allegations that South Africa allegedly exported weapon to Russia aboard the Lady R, a Russian Vessel that docked in Simon’s Town in December last year.1...

Dozens depart for 2023 Hajj

SAHUC Chairperson in the Western Cape Mohammad Groenewald was pleased with the send-off. “The first hujjaj are always the litmus test. They’ve mastered this. The departure of 37 pilgrims on Sunday was...

Light Ahead of the Tunnel For South African businesses

South African companies may have a golden opportunity for growth if they target the right markets and promote themselves on a consistent basis.1 This is according to feedback given by companies which...

UN officials encourage Iraq to continue reforms and protect women’s rights.

UN authorities urged Iraq’s government to move ahead with political and economic changes, as well as to continue talks with Kuwait about reparations for Kuwaitis who disappeared during the Iraqi...

Pakistan is on the verge of Political Meltdown

Pakistan is engulf with political chaos due to the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan while hoping to extract a financial lifeline from the International Monitory Fund (IMF).1 The public...

SA Citizens Are to Experience the Pain of Mounting Debt in the Coming Weeks

Interest rates will be on the rise next week making it difficult for ordinary citizens to fulfill basic necessities and make ends meet as monthly repayments would increase in line with the rate...

Concerns Over Turkish Economy Ahead of Presidential Runoff

Concerns over Turkish economy ahead of presidential runoff As the Turkish presidential elections head for a runoff between incumbent Recep Tayyip Erdogan and opposition challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu...

Police Launch Manhunt for CIT Robbers Umlazi

KwaZulu-Natal Police say they have launched a manhunt for suspects who blew up a cash-in-transit van in Umlazi on Monday night. Police spokesperson Colonel Robert Netshiunda says they are searching...

Nakba: 75 years later

Nakba: 75 years later This year commemorates the 75th anniversary of the mass expulsion of Palestinians known as “the Nakba” or “the Catastrophe.” In 1948, Palestinians were...

SAHUC Announces Accreditation for 1000 More Hujaaj

SAHUC to Accredit 1000 Pilgrims from the “Ready to Go” List for Hajj 2023 South Africa – The South African Hajj and Umrah Council (SAHUC) have made an announcement stating that they...

EFF Are Asking For Funding From Supporters

The African National Congress (ANC) is at loggerheads in Ekurhuleni municipality with its Coalition partner the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) over garbage Trucks the EFF say are missing from the...

Imran Khan Is in Jail (again)

Pakistan has been pushed to the brink of chaos, following the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan on corruption charges.1 Khan who was fired as Prime Minister by parliament in a no-confidence...

Elections in Türkiye will be underway on May the 14: what are Issues?

Turkey’s elections are to be under way in May the 14 and expected to draw millions.1 Due to a declining economy and a major earth quake earlier this year, this election is said to be Turkish President...

South Africa Sparks Row with the US over Russian Cargo Plane Under Sanctions at Base

Tensions between Washington and Pretoria could increase over a Russian Cargo Plane having been under sanctions, that was allowed to land at Waterkloof air force base near Pretoria.1 The reason for...

Chaos in Johannesburg Municipality As Coalition Parties fail to elect Mayor

Johannesburg Municipality is a in a tight spot when it comes to determining its Mayor. The Municipal Council is divisive in which a large number of parties are in a coalition to control the majority.1...

South African Citizens stuck in War Zone Sudan, Loved Ones Worried

South Africans have been evacuated from Sudan South African Citizens who happened to be in Sudan when the civil war started have found themselves in a quagmire.1 The civil war between the military...

Qatar and Bahrain to restore ties, end years-long dispute

13th April 2023 Qatar and Bahrain are resolving years of  dispute  and restoring diplomatic ties. Delegates from the two countries met  yesterday at the headquarters of the Gulf Cooperation Council...

Thabo Bester’s great escape

13th April 2023 Fugitives’  Thabo Bester and his girlfriend,  Dr.  Nandipha Magudumana  have  landed at the Lanseria International Airport under a heavy police guard in  the early hours of  today...