Globe Trotting with Mohamed Lambat - Turkey with Taahir Saley by Radio Islam

Salahudien & The Liberation of Masjidul Aqsa #AlAqsaWeek by Radio Islam

As the world gears up to acknowledge Al Aqsa Week, the Palestine Information Networks Hafez Ebrahim Moosa says the campaign was intentionally initiated to coincide with Isra and the journey of Meraaj by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Hafez Moosa was speaking to Radio Islam during the Palestine Report this morning.

Africa at Check Point Software Technologies says that with many people working from home during COVID-19, the exposure environment for hackers has increased to beyond the corporate environment.

This comes after a new report revealed that hackers and criminals last year exploited the Coronavirus pandemic to target all business sectors and highlights the key tactics used, from cloud exploits to phishing and ransomware.

On this week's show, Faizel chats about:

VW Golf GTI to launch in SA in second quarter of 2021; Huawei rolls out its seamless AI Life Strategy in South Africa; Are you a gaming master? You can be with the Skyworth TV; Vodacom teams up with Amazon offering customers a 6-month membership of Amazon Prime Video; WhatsApp desktop now supports voice and video calling and much more.

Energy Drinks - Yay Or Nay - Michelle Hawksworth by Radio Islam

Palestinian activist Baraa Shrem says they have been protesting every Friday for more than eight weeks to live in peace.

Shrem was speaking Radio Islam live from Palestine about Palestinians living in constant fear even from their own in Umm al-Fahm.

Respected academic and activist, University of Johannesburg Professor Salim Vally says the ruling by the Judicial Conduct Committee for Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng to retract and apologise for his comments on the Israeli and Palestinian conflict is a significant milestone.

At just 3-years old, Haryz Nadzhim has been invited to join MENSA UK.

Listen to this remarkable young man's story on Inspire You

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) says they are hoping that government makes a final decision to resolve the e-tolls saga.

President Cyril Ramaphosa tasked Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula in March 2019 to resolve the matter by August the same year.