The Group of 20, a bloc of nations consisting nineteen countries, the European Union and more recently the African Union met in Cape Town, South Africa last week. The Group convened for their Summit from 26 February, Wednesday however an awkward situation arose when they could not reach a binding agreement by consensus on climate […]
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As technology progresses to its next phase traditional forms of employment have come under threat. In many of these cases that are to arise knowledge (know how) will be the key. After the fourth phase of this revolution comes the fifth phase or the Fifth Industrial Revolution (5IR). Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the processes of
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Double standards have long since taken root in the culture of political party elites. Hypocrisy has become most prominent when discussing issues of competence and qualifications. President Cyril Ramaphosa’s failure to force the ministers in his cabinet to sign performance contracts has been viewed by some as evidence that the Department of Performance Management has
Cooking with Bibi Aysha Date: Thursday, 19 September 2024Topic: My granny’s recipeRecipe of the week: Stuffed Peppers. Also known as Akha Murcha INGREDIENTS:-500g mince, washed & drained-1 large onion, grated-1 large tomato, grated-1 tblsp red ginger garlic masala or masala to taste-1 tsp ground garlic-half tsp ginger garlic -salt to taste-1 tsp turmeric powder-3 tblsp
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As we approach our 12th anniversary of being fully licensed, it’s important to remember that Radio Al Ansaar has been around for 29 years, developing a deep history and heritage that we should all be proud of. Our listeners, who have been with us from the very beginning, have played a crucial role in our
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The assassination of Hamas leader and former Palestinian prime minister Ismail Haniyeh has sent tremors throughout the diplomatic world. Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Ronald Lamola has called for “a thorough investigation” of what it called the “targeted assassination” of Haniyeh. Haniyeh was killed in a strike in Tehran that Iran has blamed Israel
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All is not well as regards the weather in Durban. It has been forecasted by a leading academic that the Indian Ocean will continue supercharging the atmosphere, leading to a massive infrastructure damage and loss of lives. The harsh weather will be in the form of rain and wind storms, cyclones and floods, with the
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President Cyril Ramaphosa is in luck concerning his Government of National Unity. After the president delivered his State of the Nation Address during Parliament’s State Opening many South Africans have high expectations that the Government of National Unity can steer the nation into progress and address past shortcomings. Here are some of the goals the
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Cooking with Bibi Aysha Date:Thursday, 6 June 2024Topic: Desserts of the world Recipe credit: Bibi Aysha Laher BrowniesINGREDIENTS:-Half cup unsalted butter-1 cup white sugar-2 large eggs-1 tsp vanilla essence -Half cup white flour-One third cup cocoa powder-Quarter tsp salt-Quarter tsp baking powder Optional:-Handful of chopped pecans-Handful of chocolate chipsUse either or both METHOD:1.Preheat oven to
During the holy month of Ramadaan, the Al Ansaar Foundation has once again stepped up to serve those in need within our community and underserved areas. This holy month is not just about fasting and prayer but also about giving back and helping those less fortunate. The Foundation’s efforts this Ramadan have truly exemplified the
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