Ramaphosa’s 2.5 Million Hectares: Race Before Results?
Ramaphosa’s land proposal is presented as a way to address historical inequality and strengthen food security. But restricting the initiative...
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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...
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 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,...
Driefontein Land Expropriation Case Heads to Court Over Compensation
Landmark Case Could Determine Property Rights and Government Limits Across South Africa South Africa is facing a legal and constitutional...
Transnet Ignored Warnings — Now Bluff Residents Fight Back
Durban’s Bluff, once a quiet coastal suburb, is now the epicentre of a growing illegal land occupation on Transnet property....
SARS “Granny Tax” Sparks Outrage Among Retirees
SARS Removes Three-Year Exemption On Retirement Withdrawals South Africans could soon face a financial storm few saw coming. The South...
Mossel Bay Homeowners Targeted by DA’s Biodiversity Scheme — The Stealthy Path to Dispossession
Land Rezoning and HOA Control Strips Homeowners of Autonomy In Mossel Bay, ordinary South Africans — pensioners, widows, and families...
Legal Risks of Forced 2FA Under South African Constitution
South African banks and agencies mandate 2FA without opt-out, risking legal challenges over constitutional and POPIA rights Across South Africa’s...
Shocking Loopholes In SA’s Financial Security Laws
Are South Africa’s New Banking Laws a Trojan Horse for Financial Control? As South Africa rolls out its revamped banking...
