Al Ansaar News – Article RoundupDate: 13 June 2025Location: Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Vodacom Invests R100 Million in Rural KZNVodacom has pledged R100 million to expand mobile network coverage in some of KwaZulu-Natal’s most underserved areas. The initiative, part of the company’s Rural Coverage Acceleration Programme, aims to build 106 new mobile base stations across districts […]
Al Ansaar News Roundup 13 June 2025 Read More »
Egypt has found itself on unstable ground when in comes to an aid Convoy of around 1,700 activists that had set off from Tunis, Tunisia to the border with Gaza in solidarity with Palestinian civilians. Around 1,700 activists have set off from Tunis in buses and cars, according to the state news agency TAP, including
Egypt Warns Gaza Convoy Participants not to Use its Borders without Permits Read More »
Durban Ratepayers to Cover R30 Million Municipality Bill Durban residents are set to shoulder a R30 million legal payout after the Constitutional Court ruled against the eThekwini Municipality in a tender dispute involving Daily Double Trading. The ruling has sparked concerns over municipal accountability and financial governance. Civic groups have renewed calls for transparency and
Al Ansaar News Bulletin – 11 June 2025 Read More »
The Al Ansaar Outreach Department, in collaboration with Mufti Hamza Farooqi, is pleased to announce the successful completion of the 2025 Qurbani Drive in Malawi. This vital humanitarian initiative saw the slaughter of many sacrificial animals thanks to the communities contributions, ensuring that hundreds of underprivileged families in the region received their share of Qurbani
Al Ansaar Outreach and Mufti Hamza Farooqi Complete Successful Qurbani Drive in Malawi Read More »
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has disclosed that his office had spent R2.3 million on a single working visit to Japan in March of 2025. This included expenses of flights, accommodations, ground support, restaurant services, and laundry costs. Overall, the Deputy President confirmed that about R7.9 million was spent from the state treasury on four official
Deputy President’s Trip to Japan in March Costs R 2.3 million Read More »
The eThekwini Municipality officially launched R6.7 million community bakery development programme last week. However, a bump in the road was hit when construction started on one of them but on the wrong plot of land in Glenwood on Wednesday. In December 2024, the Economic Development and Planning Committee received support from council to fund five
Israel has sunken to the depts of depravity in the mass genocide it wages in Gaza, Palestine. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) has revealed that at least 50,000 Palestinian children in Gaza have been killed or wounded since the start of the Israeli Zionist regime’s military “assault” in 2023. According to a
Evil continues to Rage in Gaza Read More »
The Issue of Zimbabwe’s crisis remains a complex matter for its sudden neighbour South Africa. The relationship between the two nations can be described as contentious at best. The number of Zimbabwean immigrants who live in South Africa and other countries due to economic hardship and authoritarianism number in the thousands. In South Africa their
Zimbabwe What South Africa Owes and Where we will be in the Future? Read More »
Two separate Court cases related to President Cyril Ramaphosa took place this week. The first case against a man who allegedly made threats against the President and the Mayor of Cape Town Geordin Hills-Lewis was postponed to allow for the verification of his address and investigation into the status of his passport. The plaintiff, Philip
Two court Cases Related to President Ramaphosa take strange twists Read More »
As the Principle, of Westville Senior Primary School returned to work after facing a probe into claims of sexual harassment and financial misconduct lodged in 2022, a group of concerned parents of students demanded feedback. This was during a protest outside the school last week. Teachers’ Union NAPTOSA says it is still waiting for clarity.