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Four suspected Pakistani shop owners gunned down in Chloorkop ambush

Four foreign shop owners, believed to be Pakistani nationals, were shot dead in what police are investigating as a suspected targeted attack in Chloorkop,...

SA: Government raids spark debate over enforcement, due process and dignity

The South African government’s recent multi-agency enforcement operations targeting businesses suspected of employing undocumented foreign nationals have reignited debate over the balance between enforcing...

‘Judge, jury and executioner’: Factory owner recounts humiliation during government raid

Korteks factory owner Khabir Tayob recounts how a routine government compliance inspection descended into what he describes as a humiliating, media-driven spectacle that publicly...

Islam in the bundus: Malmesbury’s 126-year Muslim legacy

For more than a century, the Muslim community of Malmesbury has quietly preserved its Islamic heritage, growing from a handful of pioneering Indian settlers...

SA: Eid al-Adha shooting remains shrouded in mystery as accused appears in court

By Becker Semela The case against a 26-year-old hunter accused of fatally shooting a 12-year-old girl during a hunting trip near Ficksburg, on the Free...

Phala Phala: How a farm theft became a constitutional crisis

The Phala Phala scandal, often referred to as “Farmgate”, is one of the most significant political controversies to confront President Cyril Ramaphosa during his...

Malawian imams and mosque workers lose livelihoods amid South Africa’s immigration crackdown

Malawian imams, muazzins and mosque workers who have spent years serving South African Muslim communities are losing their livelihoods as immigration enforcement intensifies, with...

From Bo-Kaap to PRASA: CEO says Islamic values guided rail revival

Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) Group CEO Hishaam Emeran says the principles he learned growing up in a Muslim household have shaped...

Islam in the bundus: Beaufort West’s only mosque carries 140 years of Muslim history

For more than four decades, Al Barakah wal Hidaya Masjid has stood as a symbol of resilience, faith and hope in the heart of...

UCT urged to stand firm on Gaza despite reported R250 million in donor withdrawals

The University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Muslim Students’ Association (MSA) has defended the institution’s Gaza-related resolutions, urging the university not to retreat from its...

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