Direct air links from South Africa to other countries are expected, which aims to improve South Africa’s connectivity with Latin America, Europe, as well as parts of Africa.
This week, Deputy President Paul Mashatile launched BrainSAT Satellite Services and Thuraya satellite phones which will ensure connectivity in remote areas of the country, closing the nation’s digital divide.
Traffic disruptions have been warned for motorists using the N3 national road between Marianhill Toll Plaza Section and Key Ridge Section 2 by the South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL). This is due to the R6 billion upgrade project, which seeks to improve the nation’s key freight routes.
On Saturday, 20 June 2026, the Daughters of the Ummah (DOU) Muslimah youth group hosted an event titled ‘The Gift of Ashura’. Taking place at Al-Falaah College in Springfield, Durban, over 65 Muslimahs attended the programme, aged between 9-15 years old.
In an effort to provide practical guidance, emotional support, and spiritual comfort to those experiencing loss, Guideline, a project of Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre, recently hosted an enriching webinar titled “Navigating Grief & Loss – An Islamic and Psycho-Social Framework.”
On 6 June 2026,the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre Outreach Team distributed blankets to patients of the Sea Cow Lake Clinic in Durban.
South Africans generally live in an environment of freedom of speech, religion and expression. This freedom is enjoyed by all who live in this land.
The article “Durban’s homeless gardeners take root,” The Mercury, Monday, November 23, refers.
The article “Act as if you are infected,” Daily News, Monday, November 16, 2020, refers.