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Qaanitah Hunter | Speaking Truth To Power | TAM #3

In this episode of The African Muslimah podcast, Na’ima B. Robert speaks with award-winning South African political journalist, author and founder of The Debrief...

PregiDose: From pregnancy to award-winning innovation

Pregnancy became the starting point for Dr Hafsa Essop’s award-winning innovation after her experience as a pregnant radiographer exposed a gap in how radiation...

Islam and the Madlanga Commission: Evidence belongs behind closed doors

By Abdullah Ibn Adam Many people are being demonised and their reputations ruined as millions follow blow-by-blow coverage of the Madlanga Commission on social media...

From Israel to South Africa: What Team Jorge reveals about the global disinformation industry

A sophisticated disinformation operation linked to an Israeli-based team has exposed how fake online identities can be made to resemble genuine users, raising wider...

Maryam Mkwanda | Realities of being Muslim, black, African, and a woman | TAM #2

In this episode of The African Muslimah podcast, Na’ima B. Robert speaks with South African broadcaster, storyteller and entrepreneur Maryam Mkhwanda, best known for...

The echo of the Shahada: Islam’s growing acceptance in Malawi

Listen closely in Mangochi or Machinga today and you may hear it echoing from masjids, madrasahs and quiet living rooms: Ash-hadu an la ilaha...

How charity is helping protect Somali traders from xenophobia in South Africa

By Mxolisi Ncube As South Africa grapples with a fresh wave of xenophobic attacks targeting African migrants, Somali businesspeople say Islamic charity, deliberate community engagement...

The Gambia gets $2.5m back from Jammeh Mansion. But where did the missing million go?

By Awa Macalo When The Gambia and the United States signed a bilateral agreement in September to return the proceeds from a Potomac mansion bought...

Beyond farmers and herders: What is really driving the bloodshed in Nigeria’s Plateau State?

For years, the bloodshed in Mangu, Plateau State, had a simple explanation: farmers versus herders. Land. Cattle. Grazing routes. That explanation is no longer...

Truth without justice: Cape Town honours Imam Abdullah Haron 57 years after his death in apartheid detention

Fifty-seven years after Imam Abdullah Haron died in apartheid detention, Cape Town has honoured his life and resistance. A court has ruled that he...

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