Ian Sherr: Why did Facebook and all its products go down? by Radio Islam

New voter surveys indicate that young people are not interested in voting anymore. A City Press report revealed that three-quarters of young voters have “disappeared” due to a record drop of 75% among voters more youthful than 20 on the electoral roll.

This, coupled with sharp declines in the number of voters between the ages of 20 and 30. In this morning’s spotlight on the elections, we look at young people and voting.

Radio Islam International spoke to the ANC’s Insaaf Isaacs, the DA’s Luyolo Mphithi and youth leader Ndodayezimali Khumalo.

Pandora Papers - Increasing Transparency Decreases Inequality by Radio Islam

The Difference between National and Local Elections by Radio Islam

Efforts to Stop Vaccinations in South Africa, Without any Real Evidence Yet by Radio Islam

Prasanto Roy: Youtube to block all anti Vaccine content by Radio Islam

Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on South African society and the economy, it has not stopped the country's young scientists from delivering exceptional results in a recent national competition covering a variety of topics.The power generator sees itself as doing more than just producing electricity; it recognises the national benefits of instilling a love of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and creativity in children says Parthy Chetty, the Executive Director of Eskom Expo International Science Fair who spoke to Radio Islam International.

Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha: Is your child ready for Grade 1 Guests: Nazmeera Aboo Ismail by Radio Islam

Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha: Appreciating Similarities & Respecting Differences in Others by Radio Islam

Tech giant YouTube on Wednesday said that it would block any content aimed at spreading misinformation around any approved Coronavirus vaccines worldwide in an extension of its policy about removing content on misinformation about the Coronavirus.

The company also said that it had removed over 130 thousand videos in the past year, which violated its Coronavirus policy.

Speaking to Radio Islam International, Prasanto Roy, a Tech policy and media professional and columnist for the India Times and BBC, noted that the problem of miss-information is aggravated in the developing world, where video content is consumed more than that of text.