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UIF welcomes arrest of accused in COVID-19 TERS scheme fraud

LOCAL The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) has welcomed the arrest of 16 suspects accused of swindling R2.2 million from the COVID-19 TERS scheme. The suspects were apprehended in Gauteng and the North West province. The UIF’s Commissioner Teboho Maruping says, “It’s a combination of both the employers and employees. We are expecting more arrests. All of them will be facing charges of fraud. We are going to be freezing all […]

today29 November 2022

International

Washington’s Muslim, Jewish firefighters sue over policy banning beards

INTERNATIONAL A group of Muslim and Jewish firefighters in Washington have asked a judge to hold the city in contempt for a policy that bans beards, saying it unfairly targets the two minority faiths of Islam and Judaism. The firefighters - Steven Chasin, Calvert Potter, Jasper Sterling and Hassan Umrani - filed a motion this month in a district court, in which they said they were removed from duty, reassigned, […]

today29 November 2022

International

New course at Stanford University teaches students about Islamophobia in the US

INTERNATIONAL There’s a new course that was offered this Fall for the first time at California's Stanford University, and it’s all about teaching students how Islamophobia manifests in the United States. The course, named Interrogating Islamophobia, is being taught by Abiya Ahmed, the associate dean and director of Stanford’s Markaz Resource Center, the student-run newspaper, The Stanford Daily, first reported. Islamophobia remains steady in the US, but why do some Muslims […]

today29 November 2022

International

Hospital fires doctor for giving sweets to wounded Palestinian boy

INTERATIONAL A Palestinian doctor with Israeli citizenship was fired from his job after he gave sweets to a wounded Palestinian boy in police custody. The doctor's family told Middle East Eye that the Israeli Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem dismissed Ahmad Mahajna on Sunday, following a weeks-long probe. The Tel Aviv-based Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) said the termination was the result of "racist, nationalist, and populist witch hunt". The probe was launched in late October after […]

today29 November 2022

International

Saudi Arabia unveils plans for massive new airport, in tourism push

INTERNATIONAL Saudi Arabia on Monday announced plans for a new airport in Riyadh capable of eventually receiving 180 million passengers a year, as part of the kingdom’s efforts to diversify its economy away from petrodollars. The airport will be named after 86-year-old King Salman and was announced by his son, 37-year-old de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, according to the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA). The project is designed […]

today29 November 2022

Local

LIFT connects golden triangle with flights between Durban, CPT

LOCAL The inaugural flight from Durban to Cape Town took off from King Shaka International on 25 November 2022, marking LIFT’s much-awaited Golden triangle expansion. The landing of the Airbus A320 was greeted by a water cannon salute and The Cape Minstrel performers, who welcomed the disembarking passengers landing at Cape Town International. “This is a very special moment for the entire LIFT team and the local aviation industry as […]

today28 November 2022

Local

NGO Hope Exchange to deliver 10k meals to homeless this festive season

LOCAL It is that time of the year when The Hope Exchange sets out on its festive season feeding campaign #Feed5000. The NPO is getting ready to serve over 10,000 meals between the 10th of December and the 15th of January to the homeless and others in need in central Cape Town. Over the festive season, the main feeding scheme in CBD takes a deserved break and as the city […]

today28 November 2022

Local

R5k reward around torching of three pitbulls in Gatesville

LOCAL A R5 000 reward is on offer for information around the torching of three pitbulls in Gatesville last week. Reports indicate that community members had beaten and set the dogs alight after they attacked and injured a young girl on an open field. Amid ongoing debate around pitbull ownership in the country, the Cape of Goodhope SPCA clarified that the reward is not a matter of bias but rather […]

today28 November 2022

Local

SANCCOB under temp quarentine after bird flu detected

LOCAL SANCCOB in Table View was placed under temporary quarantine last week, after at least three penguins had to be euthanized to prevent the spread of bird flu. SANCCOB says the absence of treatment necessitates the euthanizing of infected birds, adding that all birds are being closely monitored. An off-site quarantine facility has since been set up, to cater to the admission of seabirds in need of rehabilitation. Read more […]

today28 November 2022

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