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Founder and President of the first open mosque in the world, Dr Taj Hargey says what they are doing is all within the scope of Islam.

Acting Cabinet spokesperson Phumla Williams adds that so far they have managed to confirm full names and the address of 62 of the 80 South Africans that were killed during the collapse.

Acting Cabinet spokesperson Phumla Williams says it is still unclear what caused TB Joshua's Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) to collapse.

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Moyo urges South Africans not to forget who they are and where they come as we celebrate heritage day.

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President of the National African Farmers Union (NAFU), Motsepe Motlala says it’s a myth that farm violence is racially motivated as it affects both black and white farmers as well as farm workers.

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Humanitarian organisation, Gift of the Givers, says it has been granted permission to help the South African team working at the ruins of televangelist, TB Joshua's guest house in Lagos, Nigeria.

Gender Rights activist, Lisa Vetten talks about the latest crime statistics.

Speaking on SAFM’s Forum @8, Editor of Parable magazine, Solomon Ashoms says he has seen many pastors in Africa turning their congregations into human ATM machines.

The death toll in the Nigerian building collapse has risen to 84, Mnguni told SAfm on Friday morning.

The South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Lulu Mnguni has dismissed media reports that the Nigerian government is refusing South African families to identify the bodies of their loved one in state owned mortuary in Nigeria.

Mnguni says to his knowledge he does not know if the Nigerian government has issued an official statement of condolences to South Africa. He say the official he has interacted with have said a word of condolences.

GCIS Media Engagement Director, Bongiwe Gambu, speaks about the Thusong Service Centre Focus Week.

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Mike Muendane, motivational speaker and former PAC Member of Parliament believes effective measures to heal the country have not been properly instituted.

Dr Saths Cooper, president of the International Union of Psychological Science says different kinds of measures have been taken in a right direction to heal South Africans from trauma of Apartheid like the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).

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Speaking ahead of the release of the 2013/14 crime statistics on Friday, Gareth Newham said releasing statistics more frequently would make it easier to pick up crime trends

“We know that the South African police know how to identify (Criminals). We are looking for them to say if they will be using the strategies, using intelligence to get the stats down. And if they do it correctly they will get this stats down,” says Gareth Newham.

Political Analyst, Professor Tinyiko Maluleka says opposition parties always knew they will not win numerically and they had probably prepared their post-defeat interview statements before they went into parliament.

The Hugh Masekela Heritage Trust is aimed at restoring traditional African culture and heritage across the continent.