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Alex Tabisher

Alex Tabisher

Verified

Columnist, Cape Argus

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Total articles 657

  • Eid al-Adha in SA: Ottoman connections with the Cape Muslim community

    By Taariq Halim Verified, Michael Bagraim, Alex Tabisher, Halim GencOglu| Cape Argus Verified Sheeps and goats being slaughtered at Qurbaan Farm in Schaapkraal as preparations start for Eid al-Adha.

    By Taariq Halim Verified, Michael Bagraim, Alex Tabisher, Halim GencOglu · Cape Argus

    Jun. 14, 2024

  • Editor’s Note: Can the DA shift from opposition to ruling party?

    By Michael Bagraim, Alex Tabisher, Carlos Mesquita Verified, Taariq Halim Verified| Cape Argus Verified DA's John Steenhuisen making an announcement on the GNU during a break at the first sitting of Parliament. Picture Henk Kruger/Independent NewspapersPublished 9m ago | Published 9m agoThe Democratic Alliance has for over two decades played the part of opposition party to the ANC government. It has relished the role of antagonist – in scrutinising and criticising the ruling party’s every policy and every shortcoming.

    By Michael Bagraim, Alex Tabisher, Carlos Mesquita Verified, Taariq Halim Verified · Cape Argus

    Jun. 14, 2024

  • Eid al-Adha in SA: Ottoman connections with the Cape Muslim community

    By Taariq Halim Verified, Michael Bagraim, Alex Tabisher, Halim GencOglu| Cape Argus Verified Sheeps and goats being slaughtered at Qurbaan Farm in Schaapkraal as preparations start for Eid al-Adha.

    By Taariq Halim Verified, Michael Bagraim, Alex Tabisher, Halim GencOglu · Cape Argus

    Jun. 14, 2024

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Cape Argus