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Malmesbury Mosque Invites Contractors for Courtyard Paving Project

The Malmesbury Muslim Society Mosque Management Committee has invited quotations from qualified contractors for a courtyard paving project aimed at improving the mosque’s facilities and enhancing accessibility for worshippers and the broader community. The proposed development will focus on paving an area of approximately 820 square metres surrounding the mosque,

Contraband Seizures Renew Concerns Over Prison Corruption and Security

South Africa’s correctional facilities are once again under the spotlight following a series of major contraband seizures that have renewed concerns around prison security, corruption, and organised crime within the system. Drugs, weapons, and illegal cellphones continue to be discovered inside prisons that are meant to operate under strict security

Golden Arrow Tries to Avoid Fare Hikes Amid Soaring Diesel Costs

Golden Arrow Bus Services stated that it is still trying to avoid increasing fares despite mounting pressure from rising diesel prices. Recent fuel hikes have placed significant strain on the transport sector, with diesel increasing by more than five rand per litre earlier this month. The increases have already impacted

Families Call for Urgent Diplomatic Action After South Africans Detained in Gaza Aid Flotilla Interception

Families of South African delegates detained by Israeli forces aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla are calling for urgent diplomatic intervention following their reported detention at sea. South African activist and humanitarian delegates Faeek Ariefdien and Faizel Moosa were among around 100 activists reportedly detained after Israeli forces intercepted the flotilla

Hajj Preparations Underway in Saudi Arabia as Pilgrims Arrive Ahead of 1447 Season

Preparations for the 1447 Hajj season are now in full swing in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with South African representatives on the ground overseeing arrangements for local pilgrims under the new Nusuk system. As the flow of hujaaj continues, attention remains on coordination efforts and how effectively services are

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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