Parliament Eyes Podcast Regulation Framework Amid Public Backlash
South Africa’s Parliament signals intent to regulate podcasts, raising free speech and digital media concerns South Africa’s Parliament is considering...
Editorial
Exposed: How News24 and the Government Are Suppressing Dissent!
News24's recent doxxing incident raises serious ethical concerns and threats to free speech in South Africa In a concerning development...
New Banking Laws: A Trojan Horse Threatening South African Financial Autonomy
New financial laws introduce biometric surveillance, stricter limits, and threaten transaction freedom South Africa’s banking sector has been dressed up...
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...
South Africa’s Expropriation Act: A Path to State-Controlled Property?
A Flawed Government of National Unity and the ANC’s Hidden Agenda The enactment of South Africa's Expropriation Act has ignited...
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...
Big Banks to Issue Smart IDs and Passports — But Are They Truly “Forgery-Resistant”?
A new partnership between major banks and the South African Department of Home Affairs aims to offer Smart IDs and...
Government’s Push for NHI: A Misguided Plan that Risks Your Pension
South Africa’s government is once again pushing forward with its controversial National Health Insurance (NHI) plan, proposing that pension funds...
Electric Vehicles vs Reality: Eskom’s Tariff Hike and the Cost of “Green” Transport
As electric vehicles (EVs) gain popularity, many are quick to embrace them as a cleaner, more cost-effective alternative to petrol...
Are Layoffs the Final Straw for Legacy Media Integrity?
The widespread layoffs in the African media landscape are far from just economic casualties—they may represent something more profound. As...
