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DUT Qhakaza Ladies Network Siyakhana Women’s conference encourages female students to prioritise their health and wellbeing.

By Prudence Mathenjwa| 18 May 2025   The Durban University of Technology (DUT) hosted the Qhakaza Ladies Network Siyakhana Women’s conference for female students on Saturday, 17 May 2025. The event was a developmental initiative by the university to encourage female students to prioritise their health, well-being and receive guidance from women who are achieving […]

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Empowering Youth Through Sport: Al Ansaar Outreach Partners with SAPS and School Matters for Anti-Drug, Anti-Bullying Soccer Tournament

Empowering Youth Through Sport: Al Ansaar Outreach Partners with SAPS and School Matters for Anti-Drug, Anti-Bullying Soccer Tournament In a vibrant show of unity, purpose, and community spirit, the Al Ansaar Outreach Department, in collaboration with School Matters and the South African Police Service (SAPS), hosted a powerful soccer tournament on Saturday, 17 May 2025,

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Al Ansaar Outreach Bring Warmth and Kindness to Manor Halfway House

In an inspiring act of community service, the Al Ansaar Outreach team, in collaboration with Sunday Lounge presenter Salma Kazi Wahab, visited the Manor Halfway House to spread warmth, comfort, and kindness among the elderly residents. This thoughtful initiative was a heartfelt gesture aimed at uplifting the spirits of the elders and ensuring they felt

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Malema Denied Visa Application to Britain for Conference Receives Apology

Commander in Chief of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Julius Malema has received a public apology from the British High Commission in South Africa, Antony Philipson for the unresolved status of his visa application. This apology from the British High Commission follows a public rant by the controversial firebrand leader on X formerly Twitter. Malema

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South Africa and African Nations need to learn the Ropes with AfCFTA

Trade agreements such as the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) are considered one of the vital pillars of South Africa’s current administration’s economic strategy, shaping market access, investment flows, and international competitiveness. While global discourse on trade has recently focused on negotiations with the United States, Canada, Mexico, and China, to mention a few,

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Learning disturbed as DUT students protested for their NSFAS allowances

Students at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) protested outside Steve Biko campus demanding to receive their National Student Financial Scheme (NSFAS) allowances yesterday. The students were led by the Economic Freedom Fighters Student Command (EFFSC) members as they protested outside campus premises. They stated that they will not be going to classrooms with empty

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Tensions rise between Pakistan and India following Pahalgam attack

Following a deadly militant attack on Indian tourists in Pahalgam, India-Administered Kashmir las month, India blamed Pakistan. New Delhi claims it has “evidence pointing towards the clear involvement of Pakistan-based militants, external” in the attack. Islamabad has denied any link.  India in retaliation launched missile strikes on nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The

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Following heavy Rains 56 Families Were relocated from Umlazi due to Major damage

Durban experienced heavy rains last week that caused serious damage to homes in Umlazi. Now Umlazi residents are to be moved to a stabler area. The decision was taken by the Human Settlements Department. Since 2022, a section of this region has tackled the risk of collapse of several houses due to weather-related disasters. The

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Steenhuisen Supports Trump and Ramaphosa Talks

Democratic Alliance leader and Minister of Agriculture John Steenhuisen has publicly stated that he supports the anticipated talks between President Cyril Ramaphosa (his commander in Chief and one time rival) and US President Donald Trump. Steenhuisen who has in the past shown little desire to support Ramaphosa’s agenda and policies welcomed the forthcoming talks as

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