South Africa’s New Apartheid Bill Highlight Constitutional Concerns
Concerns Mount Over South Africa’s New Crime of Apartheid Bill as Analysts Warn of Expansive State Powers South Africa’s newly...
Civil Rights
South Africa’s Digital ID Ambition: Modernisation Or A Managed Descent Into Digital Dependency?
South Africa Accelerates Digital ID Amid Rising Concerns Over Surveillance, Data Breaches, and Global System Failures South Africa’s planned Digital...
NEDLAC Under Fire For Secrecy Over Firearms Control Bill Revival
Civil Society Raises Concerns About Government Oversight and Public Engagement NEDLAC’s Role Questioned As Transparency Falters The National Economic Development...
The Maorification of New Zealand
The subversion and destruction of national sovereignty and constitutional order by means of mass immigration and the criminalizing of free...
IEC Considers Introducing Electronic Voting in South Africa
IEC Proposes E-Voting, Raising Questions About Transparency, Trust, and Accessibility The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has proposed the introduction of...
The Significance of Charlie Kirk’s Death for Liberty
Liberty in the land of the free is in peril when discussion of religion, gender and politics is not only...
Equality Court’s Malema Verdict Is Cravenly Feeble
Scrutiny of the reasons Julius Malema gives for rejecting the Equality Court’s finding that he is guilty of hate speech...
Johannesburg Bylaw Backfires: AfriForum Stops Security Camera Grab
Johannesburg’s Bylaw Threatened Private CCTV, Drones, and Body Cams Johannesburg’s Metropolitan Municipality has been forced into retreat after AfriForum mounted...
The Genocide Elephant In The Room
Until the elephant in the room is acknowledged and removed, denials of white genocide are going to ring hollow (IOL, May...
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...
