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. [...]
SAMNET chairperson Faisal Suliman in The Post: why the rise in Islamophobic messaging is coordinated rather than organic, and who benefits from it. [...]
SAMNET on Radio Islam: how anti-Muslim prejudice shows up in South Africa, what it costs communities, and what countering it actually requires. [...]
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. [...]
SAMNET is establishing a fund to pay for legal work challenging Islamophobia, hate speech and incitement directed at Muslims in South Africa. [...]
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. [...]
A nonpartisan national network through which trustees can share what they know, and respond together when a community is threatened. [...]
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. [...]
Every South African should reasonably be able to visit an open Musjid on Heritage Day. SAMNET’s call to Musaajid to commit early for 24 September 2026. [...]
Iceland’s indoor football centres were built to fight teenage drinking. The national team was a by-product. Organised activity beats any awareness campaign. [...]
Islamophobia never travels alone — it intersects with racism and inequity. And it is being bred by mainstream parties in established democracies, through social media. [...]