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Nearly 1,300 individuals have been arrested nationwide as part of Operation Prosper

Nearly 1,300 people have been arrested across the country since last month as part of Operation Prosper, a nationwide security initiative aimed at combating organised crime and restoring stability in affected communities. Authorities say the arrests are linked to the possession of 30 illegal firearms, narcotics, and gold-bearing materials believed

UUCSA convened a three-day Municipal Elections Indaba in Johannesburg

The United Ulama Council of South Africa (UUCSA) convened a three-day Municipal Elections Indaba in Johannesburg. The Indaba formed part of the ongoing initiatives of the UUCSA Political Committee, a broad-based platform established to facilitate structured engagement between the Muslim community and public representatives on policy, governance, and public interest

UN General Assembly Elects Zimbabwe to Security Council

The United Nations Security Council remains the world’s most powerful decision-making body on matters of international peace and security. As the only UN organ empowered to impose sanctions and authorise military action, the Security Council plays a critical role in shaping global responses to conflicts that can disrupt trade routes,

Stats SA: Youth Without Matric Face Highest Unemployment Rates

Young South Africans with higher educational qualifications are far more likely to secure employment than their peers with lower levels of education, highlighting the strong link between academic attainment and improved job prospects in the country’s labour market. Statistics South Africa’s Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) for the first quarter

Swartruggens Court Set for High-Stakes Bail Bid in R1 Billion Drug Bust

A bail hearing set to take place in the mining town of Swartruggens in North West is drawing national attention, as five Mexican nationals accused of operating a massive methamphetamine laboratory await a court decision on whether they will be released or remain behind bars. The suspects were arrested following

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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