Last Saturday, Al Ansaar Outreach proudly hosted its 3rd Annual Ghusl Workshop at the Al Ansaar Conference Center. With a packed audience of eager and devoted learners, the event proved to be an overwhelming success. Attendees filled the venue, each eager to absorb the wisdom and insights shared throughout the day. The workshop featured a […]
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Since the unfortunate unrest that took place in KwaZulu-Natal, our community has witnessed a surge in hardship. Many elders, widows, and individuals who lost their jobs have been severely impacted, struggling to make ends meet. As a community organization and radio station located in Overport, we felt it was our duty to step in and
Egypt is playing with fire as it tries to encircle Ethiopia. Egypt still fears the Grand Ethiopia Renaissance Dam (GERD) that Addis Ababa is having built on the Blue Nile will cut off a much-needed supply of flood water for its farming and other necessities. Ethiopia has reassured Cairo time and time again that the
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There is a fine line between taking matters into your own hands and excessive destruction when you have the resources of the most powerful nations on Earth. This applies to Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu to whom the United States, Britain and other allies who have place their weapons arsenal and resources at his disposal.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has stated to the public that they will not pursue corruption and related charges against President Cyril Ramaphosa in relation to the controversial farm theft scandal that almost ended his presidency two years ago. The decision by South Africa’s chief prosecuting officials will prove to be controversial among those who
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Russia’s war in Ukraine took a huge set back when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that he believes his government has the opportunity to end the war with Russia by next year, as long as his nation receives support from its allies. Zelensky says “In October, November and December we have a chance to move
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The Al Ansaar Foundation has made a significant contribution to the Redcliff area in Verulam by installing a much-needed borehole, providing clean drinking water to a local school and the surrounding community. This initiative was made possible through the generous support of patrons at the 2023 Durban Summer Souk. Responding to an urgent need in
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The War between the Hamas militant group in Gaza and the Zionist regime of Israel has come to an impasse. A stalemate that has cost the deaths of 400,00 Palestinians and 1,000 Israelis. The war literally has both sides on a tightrope high above the bloody carnage interlocked in a moment of death and destruction.
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A man who was believed to be beaten to death was found on a pathway in Durban, which has prompted the police to open an investigation into murder. On Thursday the city’s Marshall Security Managing director Tyrone Powell said that at about 6.12am, the Marshall Security Emergency Dispatch Centre received an urgent message from a
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When the Government of National Unity (GNU) was formed it was hailed as a ground breaking platform for collaboration among diverse political factions and parties. However, although this sounded good on paper the reality was far different. The source of this perception stems from the ongoing tensions, double standards and the lack of sincere cooperation
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