Gun Law Bombshell: Legal Expert Exposes Suppressed Crime Report
SAPS Data Confirms Illegal Firearms, Not Legal Guns, Fuel Most Violent Crime Attorney Martin Hood, who participated in drafting South...
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, where he provides insightful commentary and analysis on current events in the music industry and beyond. His approach emphasises critical analysis over conspiracy theories, promoting honest dialogue and evidence-based insights into controversial topics.
South Africa’s Immigration White Paper Triggers National Debate
Home Affairs Reform Sparks Concern Over Privacy, Citizenship and State Capacity South Africa’s Draft Revised White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration...
Foot-and-Mouth Crisis: A Test of DA Leadership and Transparency
How Hope Turned to Doubt in South Africa’s Worst Livestock Emergency in Generations South Africa’s foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak has...
Splashy Fen Turns 35 As South Africa’s Festival Culture Enters A New Phase
As South Africa’s live events economy continues its uneven post-pandemic recovery, Splashy Fen’s 35th anniversary edition arrives as both a...
Nando’s Clarifies Licensing on Spirit Amid Nota Baloyi Dispute
Nando’s Defends Use of Spirit Track in Latest Ad Campaign South African fast-food giant Nando’s has responded to claims by...
South Africa’s Lifestyle Audits Bill Could Spy On Your Life
FIC Can Conduct Audits at Requests From Municipalities or Public Entities South Africa’s National Treasury is racing to push through...
Opinion: Citizens Must Question Who Benefits From Smart ID Adoption
Government Messaging Emphasizes Efficiency but Ignores Citizen Oversight The MyBroadband article “Beginning of the end for South Africa’s green ID...
Podcasts Under Fire: Regulation, Power, and the State’s Growing Appetite for Control
Podcast Regulation Signals Broader Control Over Digital Speech When governments begin circling independent media under the banner of “online safety,”...
Taxi Owners Should Be Criminalised for Taxi Carnage
Fatalities caused by taxis are a daily occurrence on our roads, highlighted by the latest lunatic driving of a taxi...
Workers Go Unpaid While Politicians Pocket Millions: South Africa’s Salary Scandal
South Africa’s municipal workers are trapped in an ongoing crisis: salaries delayed or withheld, services failing, and livelihoods threatened. Yet,...
