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US chicken imports a concern for Muslim consumers

Chicken produced in the United States (US) is back on grocery shelves in South Africa for the first time in nearly 17 years following the arrival of five containers of poultry products into the country. Bone-in chicken leg quarters and drumsticks from Tyson Foods and House of Raeford Farms arrived[…]

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Water disease kills fish in Zeekoevlei

Residents in Zeekoevlei were left dumbfounded on Friday after heaps of fish washed up on the shores of the lake on Fisherman’s Walk, as a result of a water disease. The City of Cape Town declared the water contaminated by the Herpes Koi Virus. The area, a well-known fishing spot for[…]

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Customers urged to report unhygienic spaza shops

Owners of spaza shops have been urged to put their customers first and abide by the laws governing them, especially around hygiene and the quality of produce changing hands. City of Cape Town health authorities have received reports of unhygienic conditions and concerns have been raised about the sale of[…]

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D6 remembered at VOC’s Golden Hour Luncheon

VOC will pay homage to the vibrancy and rich, colourful history of District Six at this year’s Golden Hour Luncheon to coincide with the 50 year commemoration of the apartheid dispossessions. Once the heart of the city, most of District Six is now desolate land but former residents are now[…]

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San Francisco transit ads raise awareness about Palestine

A new ad campaign on California public transportation is getting Americans talking about Palestine, and thinking about the unique role the U.S. plays in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Palestine Advocacy Project, a nonprofit organization based in Massachusetts, is highlighting the work of legendary Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish in a series of[…]

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