Now that Cyril Ramaphosa has been sworn in as SA President after nine rapacious years under a Zuma presidency, the question is: ‘Will this change the fortune of ordinary South Africans? My view is: NO…

In South Africa, the 21 March is the day of paying homage to the victims and survivors of the 1960 massacre and other struggle heroes and heroines by focusing attention on the promotion and defense…

For the majority of South African Muslim women, wearing hijab or niqab has been free of discrimination, prejudice and Islamophobia. While there have been incidences of women being hissed at, sworn at in shopping centres…

We, at the South African Muslim Network (SAMNET) would like the Muslim community to actively participate in School Governing Bodies (SGB) Elections to be held across SA Public Schools over the next few months. These…

Islamic Relief Humanitarian players are reporting an intensification of hostilities between government forces and non-state armed groups that has resulted in the displacement of more than 185,000 people in the north western Syrian province of…

There is no justification for the killing of defenseless civilians as witnessed in the Northern Sinai of Egypt on Friday, 24th November 2017. The Media Review Network (MRN) condemns such dastardly acts of barbarism in…

Clem Sunter’s piece, (News 24) “The Message from Manchester” 24/5/17 refers. I have always had the highest regard for Clem Sunter’s writings but in this one the mind boggles and shows such a paucity understanding…

It is glaringly evident that chemical weapons were used in Syria, resulting in mass deaths. The use of chemical weapons is prohibited in international armed conflicts in a series of treaties, including The Hague Declaration…