SAMNET congratulates Judge Navi Pillay, South African human rights lawyer and judge, awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for a lifetime in the service of justice. [...]
A man who filmed a derogatory video at Northcliff Masjid was invited to its Mosque Open Day. He came with two friends, and left saying something had changed. [...]
Salaamedia’s live discussion on responding to Islamophobic behaviour, after a Johannesburg man alleged racial and religious threats during a confrontation in Norwood. With Dr Faisal Suliman, Chairperson of the South African Muslim Network. [...]
SAMNET on Channel Islam International’s Nurul Khair: what Mosque Open Day is, which mosques are taking part in 2026, why mosques host it, and what a first-time visitor can expect. [...]
The IEC is recruiting voting station staff. R1 320 to R4 500 depending on role — and it is one of the few forms of public oversight anyone can take part in directly. [...]
Bets on weather, politics and war. Volume rose from under $5bn monthly in mid-2025 to nearly $24bn by April 2026 — and universities are already planning gambling literacy courses. [...]
Not debate, and not conversion — contact. Mosques across South Africa open their doors on Heritage Day, 24 September 2026. [...]
Five minutes from your phone, no data used. Register even if you are unsure whether you will vote — without registering, you do not get to decide later. [...]
Every student a registered voter before leaving school. A 45–90 minute workshop for Grade 11s, 12s and university students, with on-site IEC registration. [...]
A Radio Islam interview on how anti-Muslim prejudice is manifesting locally, and what has to be done collectively to counter it. [...]
The article’s own last line says the syndicate operated “under the guise” of Sharia. Putting the word in the headline is what makes the story travel — and the inverted commas are what keep it inside the lines. [...]
The interesting question is rarely which faith is largest in a country, but whether it holds one community or many — which is what shapes its politics and its tolerance of difference. [...]