Government Expects Private Sector To Bail Out Dilapidated Courts Amid Fiscal Collapse
Private Sector Burdened With Fixing Government’s Infrastructure Mess As Taxpayer Money Is Squandered South Africa’s government, led by the ANC,...
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Shocking New Bill To Regulate Podcasts In South Africa
Critics argue ANC's podcast regulation push threatens South Africa's last bastion of uncensored free speech In a move that raises...
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...
Disarming the Defenders: A Legal Shift That Could Leave South Africans Defenceless
The clock is ticking. South Africans have until 25 April 2025 to comment on proposed amendments to the Firearms Regulations...
Johannesburg’s CCTV By-Law: A Dangerous Step Towards Silencing Crime Awareness
The City of Johannesburg's latest proposed by-law, which seeks to restrict the sharing of CCTV footage capturing criminal activity, is...
South Africa’s AGOA Eligibility Under Scrutiny: A Push for Global Conformity or Sovereignty in Crisis?
For over two decades, South Africa has been a significant beneficiary of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which...
The Dangers of South Africa’s Smart ID: A Stealthy Erosion of Freedoms and Privacy
The push towards a digital identity system in South Africa is picking up momentum, and it’s sparking concern over personal...
Deep Sky’s Carbon Capture Grant: A $40 Million Gamble on Climate Interference
Deep Sky, a Canadian carbon removal company, recently received a hefty $40 million grant from Bill Gates’ Breakthrough Energy Catalyst...
The Shadow Play: Unpacking MSM and Government Narratives Around Jabbar and Livelsberger
As the cases of Shamsud-Din Jabbar and Matthew Livelsberger dominate headlines, a familiar pattern emerges. Mainstream media (MSM) and government...
From Helpers to Bystanders: A Global Crisis in Moral Decline
What was once a world driven by compassion and action has descended into a global epidemic of apathy, where recording...
