Yacoob Cassim

Durban South residents have been warned to prepare for an interruption of their water supplied by uMngeni-uThukela Wiggins Water Treatment Works Gravity System. The eThekwini Municipality has issued a public notice for a planned water outage for areas supplied by the Water Treatment Works Gravity System from the morning of July 8th until the 9th. […]

Yemen has never been a pleasant place to visit for the last fourteen years. Now the Israeli Zionist regime – in the footsteps of Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman – have moved forward with the launch of strikes at the coastal city of Hudaydah. This was confirmed by the Houthi-controlled local media of southern

Former Deputy State President David Mabuza who served under President Cyril Ramaphosa in his first term of office has died on Thursday last week at Sandton Hospital. He was sixty-four. Mabuza’s death was announced by the state-owned News media South African Broadcasting Corp (SABC). Mabuza rose to the Deputy Presidency after overcoming a succession of

A diplomatic storm is gathering strength over the Mediterranean. Greece is facing a sharp increase in migrant arrivals from Libya, when the North African nation consented with Türkiye to accelerate energy exploration near Crete. The island of Crete is Greek territory. This extraction of resources has fuelled Athens’ fears of geopolitical coercion and escalating tensions

Uncertainty clouds Government of National Unity (GNU)’s future as it passes its first anniversary. Government business has possibly not appeared more cloaks and daggers until now. President Cyril Ramaphosa took his cabinet and the country’s political landscape by surprise when he unexpectedly dismissed Andrew Whitfield, a member of the Democratic Alliance (DA) from being a