By Muhammad Khalid Sayed | Published Sep 28, 2017
The mainstream media is not unbiased nor is it entirely objective. It chooses its heroes and darlings and like many loves, an antagonist and a protagonist. In today’s media and consumer landscape of click baiting and measuring success by the number of likes or comments, the desire to be first supercedes the journalistic principles of being fair and accurate.
By Jessie Duarte | Published Sep 27, 2017
Imam Abdullah Haroon, whose life we will remember and celebrate again, marking the 48th commemoration of his death on the 27 September 1969. The imam epitomised and personifies the beauty of the city in which he was born and lived, Cape Town. If ever there is a person, in the history of the city, who exemplified what it is to be a Capetonian then Imam Haroon must certainly count among those individuals, others include the late Dullah Omar, Oscar Mpetha, Johnny Issel, Wilfred Rhodes, Christmas . . .
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