Woolworths Bomb Blasts: Terrorism, or a Corporate History of Bullying Coming Home to Roost?
As IEDs shatter Woolies' aisles amid national strike chaos, a deeper, darker history of predatory IP theft and crushed local...
Frederic Egersdorfer
Frederic Egersdorfer is the CEO and chief editor at Alt News Network. He began his career as the owner and chief editor at Underground Press in May 2003, a pioneering platform in music journalism. Fred’s dedication spans both websites, contributing insightful commentary and analysis on current events in the music industry and beyond. He also contributes to Casting Out Deceptions, offering critical analysis and evidence-based insights into controversial topics, promoting honest dialogue without relying on conspiracy theories.
Immigration White Paper: Reform or Power Consolidation?
GNU Proposal Faces Scrutiny Over Biometric Control and Discretionary Citizenship The Government of National Unity’s immigration reset is being presented...
South Africa’s Foot-And-Mouth Crisis Deepens
How Hope Turned to Doubt in South Africa’s Worst Livestock Emergency in Generations South Africa’s foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak has...
South Africa’s Proposed Lifestyle Audits: A Step Toward State Surveillance Overreach
Lifestyle Audits Probe If Your Living Standards Match Declared Income South Africa’s National Treasury is racing to push through the...
Opinion: What The DHA Isn’t Telling You About Smart IDs
Record Smart ID Numbers Mask Critical Privacy and Security Risks for Citizens The MyBroadband article “Beginning of the end for...
Journalists Barred From Interviewing EFF Supporters at Court
Limited Understanding of Case Observed Among Some Supporters Journalists covering proceedings outside the East London Magistrate’s Court report being instructed...
ANC Push to Regulate Podcasts Sparks Free Speech Concerns
Government Claims Podcast Regulation Modernises Outdated Media Laws When governments begin circling independent media under the banner of “online safety,”...
South Africa’s Property Rights Under Threat: How Legislation Is Redefining Ownership
Citizens Must Engage To Defend Property Rights Your right to own land in South Africa is under attack—not through revolt,...
A Government Afraid of Words: How the New “Crime of Apartheid” Bill Turns Dissent Into a Target
How The Apartheid Bill Turns Political Opinions Into Criminal Liability “Sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will...
Opinion: Ramaphosa’s National Address: A State-Crafted Threat to South Africans
The Address Was a Warning to South Africans, Not Foreign Powers Cyril Ramaphosa wants the public to believe that criticism...
