The Amendment Bill has been stuck in Parliament for a decade. SAMNET sets out what works, what the industry argues, and what the lockdown data actually showed. [...]
Two of the five non-fiction finalists at the 2024 SA Book Awards were Muslim women — Qaanitah Hunter and the late Fatima Sydow. [...]
Regular site audits and risk assessments — exits, escape plans, fire equipment, crowding, marshals, parking and first aid. A practical checklist for Musaajid, Madressah and events. [...]
Daily Maverick traced the claim that Gift of the Givers funds Hamas back to its source and interrogated it. A case study in character assassination — and in how journalism should be done. [...]
SAMNET and Regent Business School ran a workshop for Jamiatul Ulama South Africa on using research and data in organisational decision-making — the first of a broader capacity-building programme. [...]
SAMNET joins the calls for an immediate end to the fighting in Sudan. Solidarity that only follows the news cycle is not solidarity. [...]
Stricter alcohol legislation has been stalled for a decade through lobbying. SAMNET asks the public to make support for the Limpopo SAPS proposals as audible as the opposition to them. [...]
Who paid for the study, and who paid for the promotion, are separate questions from whose letterhead it carries — and only the letterhead shows up in a sponsored post. [...]
The American Service-Members’ Protection Act of 2002 authorises the use of force to free US and allied personnel held by the ICC — with Israel named among the covered allies. [...]
SAMNET supported an HCW4P campaign asking Discovery to call for the suspension of the Israeli Ministry of Health from the Future of Health organisation, or to withdraw. [...]
Bursaries for archaeology, archives, palaeontology, IKS, museum studies and the digitisation of heritage — the disciplines that decide whose history survives. [...]
The Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs invited written submissions on the Immigration Amendment Bill [B8–2024]. Calls for comment are the point at which legislation is still movable. [...]