by Ibrahim Vawda | Jan 28, 2019 | Africa, Local News, MRN articles, MRN Views
Zimbabwe is one of those countries which was very promising economically at independence in 1980. It used to be called the breadbasket of Africa. It was in the forefront producing enough food for its people and for export. Besides, it had a viable agro based industry...
by MRN | Jan 8, 2018 | Africa
Johannesburg – The 95 children taken into custody after a raid by the FBI and Scotland Yard on a madrassa in Likoni, Kenya, must be released and returned to their parents immediately. The raid was conducted on 20 December by local and international forces, who...
by MRN | Nov 28, 2017 | Africa, Middle East, Opinion
House of Ummah Communication 112: CHANGE IS POSSIBLE! TIME TO PLAN AND ACHIEVE IN THE NAME OF ALLAH, THE MOST GRACIOUS, THE MOST MERCIFUL ___ COMMUNICATION 112 HOUSE OF UMMAH THE POWER OF AN IDEA Change starts with an idea and occurs after the effort pushed into...
by MRN | Sep 15, 2017 | Africa, Middle East, Opinion
Israeli border police arresting African asylum seekers during an arrest sweep in south Tel Aviv. (Photo: Keren Manor, Activestills.org/file) The Twittersphere went into overdrive immediately after the cancellation of the controversial African-Israeli summit. “When...
by Firoz Osman | Aug 25, 2017 | Africa, MRN Views, Opinion
Statistics SA released figures that show more than 50% of South Africans, i.e. 30 million people have been condemned to poverty with about 13 million living in extreme poverty. The slide towards poverty is illustrated by an apocryphal story of a man standing beside a...
by MRN | Jul 15, 2016 | Africa, Press Releases
Cape Town – CAGE Africa welcomes the release of Ebrahim Patel, who was released on bail of R5000 from Kurgersdorp Prison yesterday (Thursday) at approximately 11.20am. This, after the South Gauteng High Court had issued two court orders on Wednesday ordering his...
