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in HealthExploring the Health Benefits of Castor Oil
Castor oil is a dense, odorless oil derived from the seeds of the castor plant. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Egypt, where it was believed to be used as fuel for lamps and for its medicinal and cosmetic properties. Cleopatra is said to have used it to enhance the whiteness of her […] More
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in Food
Golden Dish Reopens After Devastating Fire
Cape Town’s Beloved Eatery Returns Today Golden Dish, a renowned eatery in Cape Town, is set to welcome back its patrons today, after a devastating fire forced its closure seven months ago. This 55-year-old culinary institution has been the talk of the town, especially after hinting at its reopening on its Facebook page. At 2pm, […] More
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in LifestyleThe Essentials of Self-Care Practice
Feeling beautiful begins from within, making the incorporation of self-care into your daily routine essential. Starting your day with positive affirmations, for instance, can set a positive tone and adjust your energy to a more optimistic frequency. The manner in which you start your day influences how you navigate it. Therefore, why not begin on […] More
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in EducationWestern Cape Education Department Opens Applications for Grade R 2025
The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has announced that applications for Grade R and student transfers will be available starting August 1, 2024. This announcement marks a significant step for parents and guardians preparing for the 2025 academic year. Online Application Process via WCEDePortal The WCED has streamlined the application process for Grade R and […] More
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in Africa
Egyptian Cartoonist Arrest Sparks Outcry from Media and Rights Groups
Cairo, Egypt – Ashraf Omar, a cartoonist for the independent news platform Al-Manassa, was detained by Egyptian security forces at his Cairo residence early Monday morning. Omar’s wife, Nada Mougheeth, reported that security officers blindfolded him before taking him away in a vehicle. In addition, they seized a substantial amount of money and his computer. […] More
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in News
ACSA Denies Discrimination, Urges Traveller Cooperation
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has firmly denied accusations of discrimination against individuals passing through the nation’s airports. These denials follow online media reports that alleged some passengers experienced discriminatory treatment during airport security checks. ACSA has refuted these claims, emphasizing that it adheres to internationally recognised standard operating procedures and complies with national aviation […] More
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Fadiel Adams on President Ramaphosa’s Address
In the lead-up to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s anticipated speech tonight, public opinion seems to be divided, with many expressing a range of expectations and concerns. Fadiel Adams, leader of the National Coloured Congress, shared his thoughts on the matter, referencing historical political figures to underscore his point. Fadiel Adams mentioned, “I’m here to listen to […] More
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in Rugby
Salmaan Moerat: A Historic First for the Springboks
In a landmark achievement, Salmaan Moerat has become the first Muslim to captain the Springboks. The 26-year-old Stormers lock will lead the national rugby team in their inaugural match against Portugal in Bloemfontein tomorrow. Moerat succeeds Siya Kolisi, who made history in 2018 as the first black African to captain the Springboks. This news has […] More
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in Crime
Violence Erupts Between Hanover Park Residents and City of Cape Town Cops
As shootings continue to plague Hanover Park on the Cape Flats, tensions reached a boiling point on Friday when residents turned their anger towards City of Cape Town’s Law Enforcement and Metro Police officers. The conflict resulted in a Law Enforcement officer sustaining head injuries. A video of the altercation, widely circulated on social media, […] More
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Inaugurated the New Parliament
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa inaugurated a new parliamentary session on Thursday, nearly two months after a landmark election that transformed the nation’s political landscape, leading to the creation of an unprecedented multi-party coalition government. In his address to lawmakers at Cape Town City Hall—a temporary location following the fire that destroyed the parliament building […] More
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in Africa
Nigeria Agrees to Double Minimum Wage for Public Sector Workers
Public sector workers in Nigeria on the minimum wage will see their salaries double after the government reached an agreement on Thursday with labor unions that have been threatening further strikes as the cost of living spirals. The new minimum monthly wage is set at 70,000 naira ($44), six times lower than what the unions […] More
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