[ad_1] The Orthodox Shul’s prayer for South Africa will now exclude the government, as per revised instructions by Chief Rabbi Dr Warren Goldstein. The shift is in response to the government’s public endorsement of Hamas. Instead, Jews will now offer their prayers for the South African population. On 18 October,
Senzo Meyiwa murder trial, we delve into the intriguing developments surrounding the trial within a trial. Accused number 1, Muzi Sibiya, has taken center stage as the focus now shifts to the contentious pointings out of the crime scene. The defense vigorously argues that Sibiya was subjected to torture and
In this video, we delve into the latest developments of the high-profile Senzo Meyiwa murder trial, focusing on accused, Bongani Ntanzi. The trial, currently being held at the Gauteng North High Court in Pretoria, has captivated the nation’s attention as it seeks to uncover the truth behind the tragic death
Senzo Meyiwa murder TRIAL: Trial judge finds audio recording of ‘confession’ inadmissible One of the defendants accused of killing Senzo Meyiwa, the former Bafana Bafana captain, Bongani Ntanzi, had his recorded admission of guilt ruled as inadmissible in court by Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng. The defense team successfully argued that recording
Reports of high tides in Gordon’s Bay Cape Town, South Africa Cape Coast: Victoria Bay, Herolds Bay & parts of Eastern Cape also affected Massive springtide hits the Western Cape Province. source
George Municipality in the Western Cape warns the public to avoid beaches in the area due to dangerous high tides. All beaches have been deemed unsafe due to rough water conditions source
[ad_1] Between the verdant vineyards of Stellenbosch and the windswept plains of Cape Agulhas, an epic journey is unfolding—one that encapsulates the vast cultural tapestry of South Africa and the resilient spirit of one woman. Prof. Thuli Madonsela, prominent social justice advocate and esteemed director of the Chair of Social
[ad_1] South Africa, renowned for its unique blend of cultures and distinct landscapes, holds a vital place in Africa’s religious landscape, playing host to numerous charismatic and Pentecostal Churches. There is a certain excitement simmering among church leaders brought about by a new initiative called the National Pastors Indaba (NPI).
A reflection of an acknowledgement of decades long research and work is how Prof Janet Cherry views her honourary Doctor of Laws (LLD) achievement. She puts a focus on the need for further research and collaborative action in addressing social issues such as injustice, poverty, unemployment and so much more.
