Today marks exactly a year after the attack on Israel by Hamas and other armed groups. The attack killed over a 1-thousand Isrealis and sparked an onslaught that has so far claimed more than 40-thousand Palestinian lives. Our reporter Khayelihle Khumalo is covered the commemoration by the Jewish community in South Africa 

Today marks exactly a year after the attack on Israel by Hamas and other armed groups. The attack killed over a 1-thousand Isrealis and sparked an onslaught that has so far claimed more than 40-thousand Palestinian lives. Our reporter Khayelihle Khumalo is covered the commemoration by the Jewish community in South Africa

News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, live on weekdays from 12 noon to 1 pm on SAfm 104-107fm

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News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award-winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, on weekdays from noon to 1pm on SAfm 104-107fm. 

News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award-winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, on weekdays from noon to 1pm on SAfm 104-107fm.

One year on and no end in sight in ongoing war between Israel and Hamas

The South African Human Rights Commission says it has received official complaints over derogatory comments made on a podcast targeted at the Coloured community. The podcast, hosted by Mthokozisi Methula and Sinothando Kama, has come under fire after a deleted clip resurfaced where one of the hosts claims that Coloured families are involved in incestuous relationships, while another described the community are "crazy." For more on this, we spoke to the  Commission's Gauteng Manager, Zama Mbeki

The South African Human Rights Commission says it has received official complaints over derogatory comments made on a podcast targeted at the Coloured community. The podcast, hosted by Mthokozisi Methula and Sinothando Kama, has come under fire after a deleted clip resurfaced where one of the hosts claims that Coloured families are involved in incestuous relationships, while another described the community are "crazy." For more on this, we spoke to the&nbsp; Commission's Gauteng Manager, Zama Mbeki

SA Human Rights Commission concerned over  complaints received  over derogatory comments made on a podcast targeted at the Coloured community

Please be warned that the following story contains graphic content that listeners might find disturbing. An Eldorado Park couple is facing serious criminal charges after allegedly subjecting their two young children to months of brutal abuse. The father was arrested after police responded to reports of screaming from a backyard shack, where they found the girl with severe head injuries and bruises. She is currently fighting for her life at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital. Gauteng Police Spokesperson Mavela Masondo, elaborates. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Member of Parliament and Anti-Drug activist, Dereleen James

Please be warned that the following story contains graphic content that listeners might find disturbing. An Eldorado Park couple is facing serious criminal charges after allegedly subjecting their two young children to months of brutal abuse. The father was arrested after police responded to reports of screaming from a backyard shack, where they found the girl with severe head injuries and bruises. She is currently fighting for her life at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital. Gauteng Police Spokesperson Mavela Masondo, elaborates. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Member of Parliament and Anti-Drug activist, Dereleen James

Eldorado Park community devastated by serious injury of 4-year-old following assault by own father 

The High Court in Pretoria has ruled that the Zambian government is entitled to repatriate the body of the late president Edgar Lungu for a state funeral and burial in Lusaka. Lungu passed on in June while receiving medical treatment in Johannesburg South Africa. His family had initially agreed with the Zambian government to have him buried back on his homeland but retracted at the last minute and wanted to have him buried in South African in a private ceremony. Delivering judgement a short while ago, Judge Aubrey Ledwaba had this to say...

The High Court in Pretoria has ruled that the Zambian government is entitled to repatriate the body of the late president Edgar Lungu for a state funeral and burial in Lusaka. Lungu passed on in June while receiving medical treatment in Johannesburg South Africa. His family had initially agreed with the Zambian government to have him buried back on his homeland but retracted at the last minute and wanted to have him buried in South African in a private ceremony. Delivering judgement a short while ago, Judge Aubrey Ledwaba had this to say...

One year on and no end in sight in ongoing war between Israel and Hamas

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