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Pip burst causes water disruptions in Strandfontein, Bay View, San Remo and Rocklands

LOCAL City advises of water supply disruptions in Strandfontein, Bay View, San Remo and Rocklands The City’s Water and Sanitation team is busy attending to emergency repairs on the 450mm diameter water main on the corner of Weltevreden and Spine Road, Mitchells Plain, which is resulting in low water pressure in Strandfontein, San Remo and Bay View and no water in parts of Rocklands between Spine Road and Baden Powell […]

today22 April 2022

News

HP residents on edge after gangster assassinated

LOCAL A fatal, gang-related shooting in Lansdowne on Wednesday night has left community members on edge. Police say cases of murder and attempted murder are under investigation, after the 23-year-old driver of a VW Polo was shot and killed on the corners of Jan Smuts Drive and Turfhall Road at around 9.30pm. His passengers, a 25-year-old woman and an one year old baby, were also injured. Police spokesperson Andre Traut […]

today22 April 2022

Local

Gov called on to mitigate rising price of chicken

LOCAL Calls have been made for government to urgently intervene to minimize the impact of a predicted spike in chicken prices. The South African Informal Traders Alliance- which represents over two million informal and micro-businesses across South Africa- says government should remove tariff taxes and VAT on chicken products. According to reports, chicken prices have increased by 10 percent every year for the past decade. The organisation’s Thusi Jackals says […]

today22 April 2022

News

SAHUC scrutinizing Saudi guidelines ahead of accreditation list release

LOCAL The South African Hajj and Umrah (SAHUC) says it is scrutinizing a 96-page document detailing the guidelines and processes required from hujaaj for 2022/1443. Speaking to VOC on Wednesday morning, SAHUC president Shaheen Essop welcomed the 1 132 person quota given to South Africa amid global allocation reductions. The Saudi Kingdom earlier stated that only those under the age of 65 may attend this year, and that all foreign […]

today20 April 2022

International

Israeli forces raid al-Aqsa Mosque for third time since start of Ramadan

INTERNATIONAL Israeli forces stormed al-Aqsa Mosque for the third time since the beginning of Ramadan early on Monday, clearing worshippers from courtyards to allow Israeli settlers to enter the occupied East Jerusalem holy site and hold prayers to mark the Jewish Passover holiday. The Palestinian news agency Wafa said large numbers of officers had entered the area and snipers had been positioned on the roofs of the mosque and adjacent buildings. Large numbers of Israeli […]

today18 April 2022

International

United Arab List freezes coalition and Knesset membership amid Israeli attacks on al-Aqsa

INTERNATIONAL The United Arab List has decided to temporarily freeze its membership in both the Knesset and the government's coalition, amid Israel's attacks on Palestinian worshippers at al-Aqsa Mosque. The move reportedly comes in coordination between party leader Mansour Abbas, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid. The suspended memberships are expected to last for a two-week period in order to quell pressure on the party and threats of outright defection, […]

today18 April 2022

International

Saudi fishermen begin strike against market price hikes in Qatif

INTERNATIONAL Fishermen in Saudi Arabia's Qatif said on Saturday they have taken strike action against new surcharges imposed on them by the city's central local market. On Saturday evening, one Snapchat showed a fisherman in the eastern city calling on fellow workers to "defend their livelihoods" against an increase in loading charges and other business costs, in a rare display of public defiance. Other images showed fishermen gathering in the market […]

today18 April 2022

International

Qatar: Workers bear brunt as food industry flouts labour laws during Ramadan

INTERNATIONAL As in most Muslim nations, Ramadan days in Qatar are a relaxed affair, with the government fixing working hours to five a day for its workforce and six hours for the private sector. Most private businesses in the country obey the rules, allowing workers to come late or leave early. But workers in the food industry end up working even harder during Ramadan than during the rest of the year. A […]

today18 April 2022

Local

Sassa ups grants again as KZN flood death toll nears 400

LOCAL The SA Social Security Agency (Sassa) will increase the value of cash benefits from R700 to R1,980 for disaster cases where people have lost all of their belongings, and double that if there has been a loss of life. The KwaZulu-Natal department of co-operative governance and traditional affairs (Cogta) made the announcement on Saturday when providing an update on the death toll from this week's floods. According to the […]

today18 April 2022

VOC became the first Muslim radio station in South Africa when a special events license was granted to the station in Ramadan/January 1995. Subsequent temporary broadcast licenses were granted, permitting the station to broadcast for 24 hours.

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