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You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 14 - Narcissistic Parenting - Unconditional Love by Radio Islam

7 Ways Regular Exercise Boosts Your Mood And Energy - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam

Imtiaz Fazel Appointed As The Country’s Intelligence Head by Radio Islam

The government deployed the Comoros armed forces to the city of Mbeni in the northern region of the Islands of Ngazidja, where they have gone from house to house, persecuting citizens, young and old, the disabled, women and children. The destruction of homes and vandalisation of hospitals have occurred. Some residents have fled to other villages, and more than 150 people were taken hostage, mainly senior citizens, teachers, religious scholars, and students, with no information about their whereabouts.

Living The Legacy: How it affects our children with Guest Nabeela Vad Walla by Radio Islam

Hayatan Tayyiba: The Challenges of step families Guest: Elsjedu Plessis Bason by Radio Islam

In his mini-budget, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana stated that the national government would cover 70% of SANRAL’s e-toll debt, but the province would be liable for the other 30%, raising questions about Gauteng’s financial destiny. Following a widespread civil disobedience campaign, the e-toll issue cost the ANC votes in Gauteng as the public criticised them and said they weren’t adequately consulted. According to Premier Panyaza Lesufi, the provincial administration wants to cancel Soweto’s over R5 billion debt to ESKOM. He is requesting debt forgiveness for hostels, slum areas, and townships. ESKOM, however, eliminated roughly R8 billion in past-due debt for unpaid electricity bills in Soweto in 2020. One of the biggest obstacles to ESKOM’s balance sheet is municipal debt. Dr Lumkile Mondi, a senior economic lecturer at Wits, was interviewed by Radio Islam International.

Nokwanda Dlangamandla | [email protected] 2 min read | 11:00 On Monday, more than 920 000 matric students began writing their National Senior Certificate exams. Despite worries that many students were impelled to drop out due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Basic Education earlier reported that this year's final matric test hopefuls are writing more of them. Mugwena Maluleke, the general secretary of the South African Democratic Teachers Union (SADTU), spoke to Radio Islam International about the union's worries over load-shedding during the matric exam. He mentioned that disturbances brought on by power outages could make teachers and students anxious.

US announced terror warnings in Africa by Radio Islam

FIFA allegedly not compensating migrant workers by Radio Islam