Gauteng Roads & Infrastructure To Spend R8.7 Billion Budget For Renewal by Radio Islam

Footballer Idrissa Gueye refuses to wear rainbow LGBT colours - Dr. Salman Butt by Radio Islam

Epic journey of 11 elephants across three countries - Dr. Michelle Henley by Radio Islam

Reformation of Character - Sabr - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam

Africa Report: Stephanie Wolters by Radio Islam

Since the last time top politicians, billionaires and CEOs gathered in the Swiss mountain village of Davos to discuss the world’s biggest problems and pitch their solutions to them, the Coronavirus pandemic was a blip on the radar for all countries other than China, the European economy was humming, and the war between Ukraine and Russia was probably only a shadow of a plan in the mind of Putin.

But two years later, the world turned topsy-turvy as the COVID-19 pandemic touched every continent, and Russia invaded Ukraine. But for the elite and powerful attending Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum, very little, except their bank balances, has changed. The rest of the world has felt the economic squeeze, and inequality rose astronomically for the first time in decades.

Jenny Ricks of the Fight Inequality Alliance spoke on Radio Islam International and said most people had not missed it as most were busy trying to survive the economic downfall whilst enduring unimaginable loss of family, friends and colleagues.

Khaled Rahman: Imran Khan and the march to Islamabad by Radio Islam

This week's edition of the Palestine Report with Hfz. Ebrahim Moosa.

What is Monkeypox? by Radio Islam

Most Middle Class Income Households Broke by Fifth of The Month by Radio Islam