Salim Badat reflects on the spiritual crisis of modern civilisation, arguing that the rise of secularism and nihilism has left humanity struggling to answer...
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s criticism of the Taliban during South Africa’s National Women’s Day commemorations has raised wider questions about the assumptions underpinning dominant international...
One Nation Media editor Dilly Hussain reflects on the significance of the new trilateral defence pact between Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan, asking whether...
By Mavuso Msimang
South Africa cannot deport its way out of Southern Africa’s economic crisis. Mavuso Msimang argues that the country should instead lead an...
By Zubeida Jaffer
On 15 July 2026, the U.S. Army formally activated a new psychological operations company dedicated to the African continent.
The unit, Delta Company, 7th Psychological...
As South Africa prepares to commemorate National Women’s Day, it is important to recognise why the occasion represents a crucial turning point in the...
There was a time when Muslim organisations approached participation in secular democratic politics with caution. Voting was not presented as something inherently virtuous. Those...
Teslim Adeyemo argues that Muslim withdrawal from social media does not protect the Ummah, but leaves false narratives about Islam unchallenged in the very...
Maulana Usamah Dockrat argues that Ibrahim Traoré’s rejection of Sharīah governance, Islamic scholarship and a faith-based identity exposes a deeper contradiction at the heart...
Moulana Uwais Dockrat examines why modern governments pour billions into professional sport, arguing that it serves not only as entertainment, but also as a powerful...
