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Hassan Howa was more than the hard-liner who worked to isolate apartheid South Africa from international sport

During the height of apartheid, for many white sport officials, players and fans Hassan Howa was the reason South Africa was blocked from playing...

‘My heart is at ease’: Muslim families reclaim what apartheid stole

Sixty-five years after apartheid’s forced removals tore a community apart, a Cape Town family has found peace in knowing that the home they were...

Where we spend carry weight: Why supporting Muslim-owned businesses matters

Every rand we spend is more than a transaction. It is a choice about whose business we help grow, whose livelihood we support and...

The new scramble for Africa’s minerals

The new scramble for Africa will either perpetuate neo-colonial extraction under new management or catalyse genuine African unity and development, says political researcher Nontobeko...

Yemen fighting displaces 118,000 as thousands flee across sea to Djibouti

More than 118,000 people have been displaced by renewed fighting in Yemen, while nearly 3,000 others have fled across the sea to Djibouti as...

South African missing as Mozambique’s insurgency spreads beyond Cabo Delgado

A 30-year-old South African mechanic remains unaccounted for two weeks after armed insurgents attacked a hunting camp in Mozambique’s northern Niassa Province, as a...

The evidence from within: Israeli accounts of Palestinian suffering

For decades, Palestinians living under Israeli occupation have documented killings, arrests, humiliation, movement restrictions, settler violence and the destruction of homes and livelihoods. Their testimonies...

SAIPAC: The pro-Israel lobby operating in South Africa’s political shadows

While South Africa has emerged as one of Israel’s fiercest international critics, a far less scrutinised pro-Israel lobbying network continues to operate within the...

900 Hijri years of Islam: 700 young Khatibs carry the Maldives forward

Nine hundred Hijri years after the Maldives embraced Islam, more than 700 young Khatibs are being prepared to carry the island nation’s Islamic legacy...

The price of fakes: Islam, counterfeit goods and South Africa’s illicit trade

What looks like a bargain may carry a far heavier cost — for the economy, for consumer safety and for trust, writes Shonie Lesoga. A...

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