July2016

Namibia cuts ties with North Korean state firms

Namibia has halted ties with two North Korean state-run companies, that had built a munitions factory and were involved in projects for its military, to comply with U.N. sanctions on Pyongyang, Namibian media and the South Korean government said. The Namibian government has terminated services of Korea Mining Development Trading[…]

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Egypt’s Fattah el-Sisi celebrates toppling of Morsi

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has celebrated the 2013 overthrow of the country’s first democratically-elected president by ordering a lavish military display in the capital and celebrations across the country. Military jets roared over Cairo early on Thursday as Sisi addressed the nation in a pre-recorded address while his supporters[…]

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Crossroads community soon to have its first Masjid

As musallies across the country enjoy the melodious recitation of the Holy Qur’an in warm and comfortable masaajid, Muslims residing in many townships brace cold and wet conditions to observe their religious duties. One such masjid is the Crossroads masjid in Marakana, which after much contestation was erected. Members of[…]

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National Action Plan against racism taking shape

In recent months, South Africans have voiced concern about the increase in racist sentiment that has made the rounds on social media. Recently, the owner of the Sodwana Bay Guest House, Andre Slade, unapologetically stated that based on his religious beliefs, he will not rent his guest house to ‘black’[…]

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Makro, Muslim Hands campaign ends

During this holy month of Ramadan, Makro along with Muslim Hands and VOC ran a Fitrah campaign in order to receive donations which will be distributed to poor and needy families this coming weekend. At the Makro store in Ottery, those involved in the initiative came together for the official[…]

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New sale of land angers BK residents

As Cape Town residents continue to fight for a space within the City’s ever changing suburbs, one community is saying that it will not bow to the threat of gentrification. With its vibrantly painted homes and colourful Cape Malay culture, the Bo-Kaap area was once again thrown into the spot[…]

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