By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - An award-winning play based on the life of Eleanor Kasrils and her courageous fight against apartheid in South Africa will be showcased at Johannesburg's Market Theatre. The play titled, The Unlikely Secret Agent', is based on the book by anti-apartheid activist, Ronnie Kasrils. It sheds light on apartheid's brutalities and Elanor's unwavering spirit in the fight for freedom. The play will run from 16 May to 2 June 2024. Erika Breytenbach-Marais, who play Eleanor in the production, says the acclaimed play transports its audience into the heart of the struggle, while providing a thought-provoking theatrical experience...

By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - An award-winning play based on the life of Eleanor Kasrils and her courageous fight against apartheid in South Africa will be showcased at Johannesburg's Market Theatre. The play titled, The Unlikely Secret Agent', is based on the book by anti-apartheid activist, Ronnie Kasrils. It sheds light on apartheid's brutalities and Elanor's unwavering spirit in the fight for freedom. The play will run from 16 May to 2 June 2024. Erika Breytenbach-Marais, who play Eleanor in the production, says the acclaimed play transports its audience into the heart of the struggle, while providing a thought-provoking theatrical experience...

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#PODCAST Actress Erika Breytenbach-Marais previews her play - based on the life of anti-apartheid activist Eleanor Kasrils #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - A local Non-Profit Organisation has launched an online platform in an effort to educate and inform the electorate about the political parties, their candidates and the three-part ballot ahead of the upcoming May 29th election. With 70 political parties and 11 independent candidates contesting this election, My Cities Lab has created the 'My Candidate South Africa' website to allow for easier access to trustworthy information. Advocacy Lead for Open Cities Lab, Michelle Hinrichsen says all data provided by the website is sourced and verified directly from the IEC....

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - A local Non-Profit Organisation has launched an online platform in an effort to educate and inform the electorate about the political parties, their candidates and the three-part ballot ahead of the upcoming May 29th election. With 70 political parties and 11 independent candidates contesting this election, My Cities Lab has created the 'My Candidate South Africa' website to allow for easier access to trustworthy information. Advocacy Lead for Open Cities Lab, Michelle Hinrichsen says all data provided by the website is sourced and verified directly from the IEC....

#PODCAST Local NPO launch an online platform in an effort to educate & inform the electorate ahead of the May 29th polls #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - In a first study of its kind in South Africa, Nelson Mandela University Financial Planning lecturer - Raaiq Pandie - completed his master's degree, exploring the principles of Islamic finance and financial planning. The thesis assessed the Zakat - or charity - literacy levels among South African Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) professionals. Raaiq recently graduated from the University with his master's degree in business management (cum laude). The South African Muslim community, historically marginalised from the formal economy, has sought financial solutions aligned with their religious beliefs. Being an exclusion during apartheid, Islamic principles was restricted in mainstream financial services, resulting in a lack of products and services catering to Islamic principles. Pandie explains what his recommendations mean for the way Muslims manage their finances moving into the future...

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - In a first study of its kind in South Africa, Nelson Mandela University Financial Planning lecturer - Raaiq Pandie - completed his master's degree, exploring the principles of Islamic finance and financial planning. The thesis assessed the Zakat - or charity - literacy levels among South African Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) professionals. Raaiq recently graduated from the University with his master's degree in business management (cum laude). The South African Muslim community, historically marginalised from the formal economy, has sought financial solutions aligned with their religious beliefs. Being an exclusion during apartheid, Islamic principles was restricted in mainstream financial services, resulting in a lack of products and services catering to Islamic principles. Pandie explains what his recommendations mean for the way Muslims manage their finances moving into the future...

#PODCAST NMU's Raaiq Pandie discusses his first-of-its-kind study, exploring the principles of Islamic finance #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Executive Producer Salma Patel - Africa's Travel Indaba drew to a close yesterday recording more than eight million visitors to the port city of Durban both locally and abroad. The travel trade show also provided a platform for small businesses, mostly run by women, to showcase their travel and tourism offerings. Nombulelo Guliwe, CEO of SA Tourism says the preparation for the 2025 Travel Indaba begins now...

By Newsbreak Executive Producer Salma Patel - Africa's Travel Indaba drew to a close yesterday recording more than eight million visitors to the port city of Durban both locally and abroad. The travel trade show also provided a platform for small businesses, mostly run by women, to showcase their travel and tourism offerings. Nombulelo Guliwe, CEO of SA Tourism says the preparation for the 2025 Travel Indaba begins now...

#PODCAST Actress Erika Breytenbach-Marais previews her play - based on the life of anti-apartheid activist Eleanor Kasrils #sabcnews

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