An attempt by Trumps’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to convince Arab delegates in Bahrain to buy into a “special” economic deal for Palestinians was a pathetic attempt by the US and Israel to steal more land,…
A group of Sudanese citizens marched through the Durban city centre in solidarity with thousands of their countrymen who are calling for swift civilian rule following the ouster of President Omar alh-Bashir on April 15.…
By Iqbal Jassat Saddened as we are by the passing of one of South Africa’s literary giants, we are heartened by the everlasting legacy of Ahmed Essop’s gigantic scholarship inscribed in the numerous award winning…
By Al Qalam Reporter Penny Appeal charity has announced their first South African comedy tour, Penny ForA Laugh – hosted by Riaad Moosa – to highlight and raise funds for some of their local projects.…
The first-ever mass iftar held in Durban was well attended and organizers say they plan to make it an annual event from now on, writes an Al Qalam Reporter. Despite criticism from an Islamic scholar…
General view during the opening ceremony of Al Wakrah Stadium on May 16, 2019, in Al Wakrah, Qatar. (Reuters Photo) Qatar inaugurated its first purpose-built stadium for the 2022 World Cup on Thursday, staging a…
Tarlabasi, a patchwork of Istanbul’s migrant communities, comes together during the breaking of the fast, writes Elis Gjevori. Istanbul, Tarlabasi – “Tarlabasi is the most lonely and forgotten place on earth,” says Eyup Omer Bal…
Leaked plan to end the Israel-Palestine conflict by the Trump administration will entrench the ojccupation and perpetuate the economic exploitation of Palestinians, writes Jeremy Wildeman and Emile Badarin. Leaked details of the Trump administration’s Deal…
Attempts to bring about more radical changes, by punishing and excluding the old elite, are not possible via democratic means, writes Marina Ottaway The mass demonstrations that have been unfolding for months in Algeria and…
Muslims in the region spend Ramadan trying to rebuild their lives amid shortage of food and damaged mosques, writes Tendai Marima. Piles of debris lie where thatched mud huts once stood in the village…