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IRR SA launches campaign to stop permanent mask wearing

NATIONAL The South African Institute of Race Relations has launched a public campaign against the wearing of masks. This includes a citizens' petition, a public awareness campaign and legal correspondence with government officials to galvanize opposition. It comes as governments amendments to the National Health Act is up for public comment. Officials have changed numerous directives, in a move toward ending the National State of Disaster. Various emergency measures are […]

today31 March 2022

News

MJC announces Fitrah of R27/67, Fidya of R17

LOCAL Days away from the auspicious month of Ramdhan, The Muslim Judicial Council SA (MJC) has announced the fee for fitrah and fidyah for the year 1443. The price for fitrah will cost you R27 or R67 and fitrah will put you back R17. Furthermore, the MJC has encouraged those who are by the means to donate even more due to the effects of the pandemic on our local muslim […]

today31 March 2022

Local

Stellenbosch University study shows elephant herds carry unique smell

LOCAL A recent research by Stellenbosch University elephant expert, Katharina von Dürckheim on the African elephant's sense of smell shows how Elephantidae share a herd odour that helps them recognise members of their herd based on smell. Von Dürckheim says the African Elephant emits olfactory messages submitted through bacteria in urine and dung it shares while performing their ritualised greeting ceremonies. This acts as communication hubs allowing them to monitor […]

today31 March 2022

International

Israel: Retired general warns Palestinians of another Nakba

INTERNATIONAL A former Israeli army general on Tuesday warned Palestinians of another Nakba, hours after a gunman from the occupied West Bank killed five Israelis in Tel Aviv. Uzi Dayan, a veteran military commander and Israeli politician who served as a member of Israel's parliament, the Knesset, made the threat during a Channel 14 TV interview. "The thing we need to tell the Arab community, even those who didn't participate in the attacks, is to be […]

today31 March 2022

International

Israeli troops kill two Palestinians in army raid on Jenin

INTERNATIONAL Three Palestinians on Thursday morning were killed by Israeli fire in separate incidents in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian health ministry and local media said. During a morning raid on Jenin city in the north of the West Bank, Israeli soldiers shot and killed two Palestinians identified as Sanad Abu Atiyeh, 17, and Yazid Saadi, 23. In the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem, a third Palestinian was killed after allegedly attempting to stab an Israeli […]

today31 March 2022

International

Morocco calls on Europe to get ‘out of comfort zone’ over Western Sahara

INTERNATIONAL Morocco's foreign minister has called on Europe to support his country's autonomy initiative and recognise Rabat's sovereignty over the disputed Western Sahara region. Nasser Bourita spoke alongside his US counterpart, Antony Blinken, in Rabat on Tuesday, where he said there was widespread support for Morocco's autonomy plan for the region - but European countries needed to move forward in accepting it as a solution, not merely one option. "It's time […]

today31 March 2022

Local

Sitole accuses some SAPS officials of leaking false information about him

LOCAL Outgoing National Police Commissioner General Khehla Sitole has accused some people within the South African Police Service (SAPS) of leaking false information about him to the media. Sitole says his appointment as head of police in 2017 came as a surprise to many, as little was known about him before then. His tenure has been marred by a damning high court judgment in January last year, which found that […]

today31 March 2022

Local

McLaren Circus halted over alleged animal rights violations

LOCAL City of Cape Town mayoral committee member for Safety and Security, JP Smith, has confirmed the termination of McLaren Circus' events permit following an inspection by the SPCA. The inspection follows an insightful investigation by TV programme Carte Blanche that indicated several alleged violations of the Animals Protection Act. Smith says SPCA inspectors discovered six alleged violations of the Act, which prompted the organisation to issue a warning to […]

today31 March 2022

Local

COCT warns Simons Town residents against handling stranded puffer fish

LOCAL The City of Cape Town has commenced operations for the proper disposal of 80 puffer fish that washed ashore at Simon's Town yesterday. Residents and visitors have been cautioned not to handle the fish and pets should not come in contact with the fish. The city will be monitoring the beaches from Fish Hoek to Simon’s Town in the coming days.

today31 March 2022

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