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Priced out of faith: Is Islamic education becoming a luxury for South Africa’s Muslims?

Should Islamic education be a privilege of the wealthy? As rising school fees place faith-based education beyond the reach of many working-class Muslim families...

Niger–Chad tensions escalate over airstrike as fears of wider Sahel conflict grow

Niger has accused Chad of carrying out an airstrike, allegedly with French support, that killed two civilians. Chad denies involvement and accuses Niamey of...

‘A flag of genocide’: Khalid Vawda challenges Israeli flag display at Johannesburg school

Social Intifada founder Khalid Vawda has defended Palestine awareness exhibitions at Emmarentia Primary School, rejecting accusations of political indoctrination and challenging the outrage surrounding...

El Niño and Nigeria: What Islamic environmental ethics teach about climate preparedness

As El Niño intensifies into early 2027, Nigeria faces a familiar anxiety: Will the rains arrive on time, will the heat become unbearable, and...

Jordanian airstrikes kill seven Syrians, including children, in retaliation for church attack

Jordanian airstrikes have killed at least seven people in southern Syria, including three children and a woman, after Amman launched retaliatory attacks over a...

Turkish court upholds arrest warrants for Netanyahu and 34 Israeli officials over Global Sumud Flotilla raid

An Istanbul court has maintained arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and 34 other defendants accused of serious international crimes linked to...

From president to rebel: Joseph Kabila’s dramatic return to Congo’s conflict

Former Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila has gone from ruling Africa’s second-largest country to leading an armed rebellion against its government, in...

The cost of a plate: How Muslim feeding schemes are holding the line as food prices rise

As rising food prices push struggling South Africans deeper into hardship, Muslim charities and mosques are feeding thousands of vulnerable people despite mounting financial...

Algeria approves first overseas troop deployment in 53 years to secure Niger oil facilities

Algeria’s parliament has approved the deployment of military forces to neighbouring Niger to protect strategic energy infrastructure, marking a significant shift in the North...

Nigeria: At least 48 killed as gunmen massacre villagers after Jumu’ah prayers in Taraba State

At least 48 people have been killed in a deadly attack on a village in Nigeria’s north-eastern Taraba State, after heavily armed gunmen stormed...

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