Hudaa Ahmed, Author at Al Ansaar

Malala Urges Global Sports Bodies to Support Afghan Women Athletes

Sports / Hudaa Ahmed / July 2, 2025

Malala Yousafzai, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and globally renowned advocate for girls’ education, has once again turned the world’s attention to the plight of women in Afghanistan—this time, through the lens of sport. In a powerful new statement, Yousafzai called on international sports organizations to demonstrate “bravery and courage” by creating opportunities for Afghan […]

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Joburg Deeds Office Closure Sparks Financial Crisis for Property Industry

Business / Hudaa Ahmed / July 1, 2025

The Johannesburg Deeds Office remains partially shut down, sparking a major financial crisis for estate agents and home sellers as thousands of property transactions are delayed indefinitely. The Department of Employment and Labour ordered the closure in February 2025, citing safety concerns due to broken lifts and non-compliance with occupational health regulations. Although limited operations

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Hearts, Warmth, and Hope Shared at PMB Children’s Home This Winter

Winter Warmth / Hudaa Ahmed / June 30, 2025

The spirit of giving was alive and glowing at the PMB Children’s Home in Woodlands today, as Al Ansaar PMB brought warmth, joy, and heartfelt connection to over 80 children through their Winter Drive Outreach. Organised by Hudaa Ahmed, in collaboration with the home’s director Fiona, the day was a celebration of community care and

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State Owes R16 Billion in Unpaid Leave to Nearly 190,000 Workers

Business / Hudaa Ahmed / June 25, 2025

The Public Service Commission (PSC) has disclosed that government departments owe more than R16 billion in unpaid leave benefits to close to 190,000 public service employees. These are workers who were employed before July 2000, when the public sector changed its leave policy. At the heart of the issue is a policy shift that took

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