Advice by Ml Abdullah Hajjat - East Rand by Radio Islam

Animals Have Been Subjected For Man: Verses 36 & 37 of Surah Hajj by Radio Islam

South African businesses and households have been urged to significantly reduce food losses and waste in order to address the country’s hunger problem, while also addressing the associated economic and environmental impacts, including climate impacts.

The findings were released in a CSIR study which shows that an estimated 10.3 million tonnes per annum of edible food, earmarked for human consumption in the country does not reach the human stomach.

As Australia is set to return Indian antiques worth US$2.2 million, many others remain smuggled worldwide.

Australia’s national art museum sourced the items between 1989 to 2009 from a from the New York gallery of Subhash Kapoor, who is currently on trial in India on several cases of fraud and antique pilferage.

Naidoo also touched on news about Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga running out of time to shine and a Chinese court sentencing Canadian businessman Michael Spavor to 11 years in prison for spying

Democratic Alliance (DA) provincial leader Solly Msimanga says there are concerns surrounding the appointment of Jolidee Matongo as the new mayor of Johannesburg.

Matongo, an African National Congress (ANC) member and the former finance MMC in the metro, was sworn elected as mayor on Tuesday and confirmed his 10-Member, Mayoral Committee (MMCs) shortly after he was sworn-in.

The Treatment Action Campaign or TAC, says it is deeply concerned about the level of services offered at Gauteng public hospitals and clinics.

However, the group has been unable to secure a meeting with premier David Makhura and the MEC for Health, Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi to discuss their concerns.

The TAC has now marched twice to Makhura’s office in an attempt to discuss its concerns about the Gauteng health system.

Radio Islam discussed this issue with TAC’s Sibongile Tshabalala

Tears Of Aqsa - Part 9 by Radio Islam

Economic changes have a direct influence on the efficiency industry. Furthermore, energy-generating technologies are continuously developing, impacting modern technological options and costs. One factor has been a decrease in electricity consumption from Eskom.

Slower economic growth, as seen during the COVID-19 lockdowns, has fuelled this trend. In addition, significant increases in electricity costs have stifled demand. Power outages have also led to a reduction in demand.

In an interview on Radio Islam International, Professor Hartmut Winkler from the University of Johannesburg says that a strategy including short, medium, and long-term responses has been implemented.

Can eSwatini’s monarchy recover from the ongoing crisis? by Radio Islam

Their story is filled with lessons | Ml Waseem Adam and Hafiz Shaakir Bhyat by Radio Islam