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Hormuz, Bab el Mandab and Suez: The maritime front of the Iran war

Zeenat Adam examines how Iran is turning the Strait of Hormuz and the wider Red Sea-Suez maritime network into strategic leverage, exposing the vulnerabilities...

Dirty money, good causes: Where should Muslim institutions draw the line?

Ra’eesah Hassim asks whether Muslim institutions need to take a harder look at the source of major donations when generosity and serious allegations collide. The...

Three years after October 7: Gaza’s dead, its survivors and a world that looked away

A Palestinian father has buried his sons. A mother is rebuilding her relationship with a daughter separated from her as a premature baby. Journalists...

Beyond school meals: Why millions of children in northern Nigeria remain out of school

Northern Nigeria’s education crisis will not be solved by putting a plate of food in front of a child. Hunger matters, but so do...

Al-Burhan vows to retake ‘every inch’ of Sudan from RSF

Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has vowed to recapture every part of the country held by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), as...

‘The old will die and the young won’t remember’: Jimi Matthews on District Six and Palestine

By Hasina Kathrada Hasina Kathrada explores how veteran South African photographer and journalist Jimi Matthews connects the forced removals of District Six with generations of...

Africa’s green transition accelerates as Middle East energy routes fracture

Najm al-Din examines how the Saudi-Houthi confrontation and disruption across Hormuz and Bab al-Mandeb are deepening the global energy crisis, while accelerating Africa’s push...

Algeria signals readiness to intervene in Mali as Sahel threats mount

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has signalled a subtle but significant shift in Algeria’s Sahel doctrine: Algiers is willing to intervene in Mali, but only...

Meet the 100-year-old descendant of Tuan Guru keeping Bo-Kaap’s legacy alive

At 100 years old, Abdeyah da Costa is a living link to the earliest history of Islam in South Africa — a descendant of...

Umamah Lu’luah | Navigating Professional Life As A Niqabi | TAM #6

In this episode of The African Muslimah podcast, Na’ima B. Robert speaks with published author and entrepreneur, Umamah Lu'luah. Umamah Lu’luah opens up about growing...

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