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Minister Naledi Pandor to Address Eid prayer in Johannesburg

Tuesday 9 April 2024, Johannesburg, South Africa: Minister Naledi Pandor, South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, to Address Eid Prayers, Affirming Stance Against Genocide and Occupation of Palestine Minister Naledi Pandor, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and renowned for her unwavering commitment to justice and human rights, will address Eid prayers for …

Tuesday 9 April 2024, Johannesburg, South Africa: Minister Naledi Pandor, South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, to Address Eid Prayers, Affirming Stance Against Genocide and Occupation of Palestine

Minister Naledi Pandor, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and renowned for her unwavering commitment to justice and human rights, will address Eid prayers for the Muslim community, underscoring her steadfast stance against the ongoing genocide and occupation in Palestine. Minister Pandor’s address will resonate deeply with the values of compassion, equality, and solidarity cherished by the nation’s diverse communities.

The Eid prayer, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, a symbol of unity and reflection for Muslims worldwide, offers a poignant platform for Minister Pandor to express her solidarity with the Palestinian people, who continue to endure grave injustices and systemic oppression.

Media representatives are invited to attend the Eid prayers, where Minister Pandor will deliver her address on Eid day which falls on either Wednesday 10th April or Thursday 11 April 2024 at 7am, depending on the sighting of moon by 7pm tonight Tuesday 9 April) at the Brixton Multi-Purpose Centre, 78 Foyle Avenue, Mayfair West, Johannesburg

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Author: Safiyyah Surtee from Masjidul Islam on behalf of Masjidul Islam.

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