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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...

Muslim charities help restore sight to 78 patients in three-day Mandela Day cataract marathon

A Nelson Mandela Day Cataract Marathon at Leratong Hospital has restored sight through 78 free cataract operations performed over three days, offering renewed independence...

From two reverts to 700 Muslims: The remarkable rise of Islam in Franschhoek

What began with the reversion of just two people to Islam has grown into a thriving Muslim community of more than 700 worshippers, culminating...

Muslim trust fights court battle to build mosque in suburban Johannesburg

The Gauteng High Court is hearing a legal challenge over the approval of a mosque development in Sunninghill, Johannesburg, as the Sunninghill Islamic Jamaat...

Burkina Faso’s crackdown on imams opens new political front for Ibrahim Traoré

Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s recent address to the Forces Vives in Ouagadougou was more than another speech on Burkina Faso’s fight against terrorism. It signalled...

Ibrahim Traoré rejects Sharia governance and orders hundreds studying Islamic law abroad to return

Burkina Faso’s President Ibrahim Traoré has rejected calls for the introduction of Sharia law, insisting that religion cannot supersede national sovereignty and announcing plans...

Head of fake Nigerian government agency arrested after weeks on the run

The head of a bogus Nigerian government agency purportedly established within the office of President Bola Tinubu has been arrested after spending several weeks...

South Africa’s online gambling boom raises alarm as faith leaders call for urgent action

South Africa’s rapid rise in online gambling is triggering growing concern among civil society organisations, policymakers and religious leaders, with renewed calls for tougher...

Why do nation states spend billions on sport while their people struggle?

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...

Nigeria’s growing violence deepens security fears ahead of 2027 elections

Nigeria is experiencing a renewed surge in violence across several regions, raising fresh concerns about national security and the country’s preparedness for the 2027...

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