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Hamas on the recognition of a Palestinian state: “This recognition is an important step in maintaining the rights of our Palestinian people to their land and holy sites”

Kouthar Sambo 22 September 2025

“This recognition is an important step in maintaining the rights of our Palestinian people to their land and holy sites, and to establishing their independent state with Jerusalem as its capital. It is a deserved outcome of our people’s struggle, steadfastness, and sacrifices on the path to liberation and return.”

Hamas condemns the U.S. veto to block a UN draft resolution at the Security Council calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip

Kouthar Sambo 19 September 2025

“The U.S. administration’s use of the veto on Thursday, 18 September 2025, to block a United Nations (UN) draft resolution at the Security Council calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip represents blatant complicity and full partnership in the crime of genocide committed against Palestinians.” This is according to

Hamas condemns the recent massacre near Al-Shifa Hospital committed by the Israeli occupation forces that left at least 15 people killed

Kouthar Sambo 18 September 2025

“The horrific massacre committed by the criminal occupation army this evening, targeting innocent civilians near Al-Shifa Hospital during their forced displacement from Gaza City and leaving at least 15 people killed, constitutes a full-fledged war crime that exposes the brutality of this entity in attacking civilians even at moments of

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) released a report, confirming that Israel is guilty of committing genocide against Palestinians

Kouthar Sambo 18 September 2025

An independent inquiry commissioned by the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) was released on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Based on four of the five genocidal acts from the 1948 Geneva Convention, the report finds Israel guilty of committing genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Israel has denounced the

The National Assembly approve a motion focused on safeguarding the rights of South African Muslim pilgrims

Kouthar Sambo 17 September 2025

The National Assembly has approved a motion focused on safeguarding the rights of South African Muslim pilgrims. The proposal, put forward by the Democratic Alliance (DA), seeks to safeguard pilgrims against possible price hikes that could arise from the newly implemented changes to the Hajj industry by the South African

Hamas refutes false claims by Israeli authorities describing them as “nothing but exposed lies”

Kouthar Sambo 17 September 2025

Following widespread allegations against the Palestinian resistance group Hamas, the movement has refuted claims by Israeli authorities, describing them as “nothing but exposed lies.” “This narrative is used to justify the crimes of the Israeli occupation forces and to cover up its systematic destruction of Gaza City, just as it

Acting Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia defends the classification of a report detailing the conduct of police officers

Kouthar Sambo 17 September 2025

Acting Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia has defended the classification of a report detailing the conduct of police officers during a covert operation to recover thousands of US dollars stolen from the president’s Phala Phala estate. On Monday, the Modimolle Regional Court began the trial of three individuals accused of

Africa4Palestine: “We welcome the recent United Nations (UN) report that finds Israel guilty of the crime of genocide”

Kouthar Sambo 17 September 2025

“We welcome the recent United Nations (UN) report that finds Israel guilty of the crime of genocide in its ongoing lethal aggression in Gaza. The report relied primarily on evidence from the ground in Gaza and statements from the leadership of the Israeli military, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his

Western Cape Government announces the closure of several routes

Kouthar Sambo 16 September 2025

Following ongoing tensions between rival taxi organisations, the Western Cape Government announced on Friday the closure of several routes between Khayelitsha, Lwandle, Mfuleni, and Somerset West for 30 days. “The Safety and Security Directorate has been monitoring routes since tensions escalated. With the closures, our enforcement services will work through

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