South Africa’s Digital ID: Who Protects Our Data?
Johannesburg, South Africa — October 14, 2026 — South Africa is moving towards a future in which citizens will increasingly use...
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South Africa’s Educare Centres Need Government Support and Funding for Teachers
I think it is well known to all that the state of education in South Africa is rather abysmal. Especially,...
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...
Government Rewards Itself, Leaves Municipal Workers to Struggle
South Africa’s municipal workers are trapped in an ongoing crisis: salaries delayed or withheld, services failing, and livelihoods threatened. Yet,...
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...
Ramaphosa’s G20 Spin Exposed: Lies, Panic, and Global Reality
ANC Media Parrots Misleading Narratives About South Africa’s Global Relevance South Africa’s hosting of the G20 summit has devolved into...
Trump Calls Out ANC As Farm Murder Crisis Deepens
Government Insists These Are “Just Crimes” — Critics Say Otherwise A Divided Narrative: Trump’s Warning And South Africa’s Silence Donald...
DIRCO Official Implicated In “Not In Our Name” Letter Raises Ethical Concerns
Karen Burger’s Role Sparks Conflict of Interest and Ethical Scrutiny A senior official at South Africa’s Department of International Relations...
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....
