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President Cyril Ramaphosa is in the U.S. for talks with President Trump on trade and AGOA’s future amid strained ties. Free SA argues South Africans should have a say in such negotiations, questioning whether Ramaphosa should make concessions or push for more transparency.
Freedom Day reminds us of 1994’s promises—but are they fulfilled? Can we call it freedom when crime locks us in, policies limit our work, and property rights are under threat? Speak up. Your voice can shape South Africa’s future.
South Africa is at a political turning point. New IRR polling shows the DA has reportedly overtaken the ANC in national support, as voters rethink loyalties amid rising concerns over jobs, food prices, and service delivery.
The proposed VAT hike raises concerns about South Africa’s costly government, which exceeds R1 billion annually. Free SA suggests cutting ministers, deputies, and departments to save R5 billion and boost efficiency. Should the cabinet be trimmed, ministries merged, and powers devolved?
The SA government has banned foodstuffs containing hemp, CBD, or cannabis without public consultation! Free SA is launching a poll to gather your input and advocate for transparency and fair policymaking.
The South African government is considering imposing a levy on both local and international streaming services, such as Netflix and DStv, to fund the financially troubled South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC). This proposal aims to modernise the SABC’s funding model and address its declining revenues.
Recent escalations in the eastern DRC have drawn South African troops into intense clashes under the SADC mission. With 13 fatalities and several injuries in battles against M23 rebels, reports of critically wounded soldiers being evacuated have raised questions about South Africa’s role in the conflict.
South Africa’s rising debt and excessive government spending mean citizens face higher taxes and levies each year. The U.S. recently launched the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to curb wasteful spending—should South Africa adopt a similar model? Have your say in our poll to help shape future campaigns.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) recently approved a 12.7% electricity tariff increase for Eskom, effective from April 1, 2025. This decision followed Eskom’s initial request for a massive 36% hike, which was met with significant public opposition during nationwide hearings and in national formal and informal media.
South Africa’s education system faces significant challenges, particularly in providing quality education to disadvantaged communities. A proposed solution is the implementation of a school voucher system, where government funding is allocated directly to families as vouchers.
The State of the Nation Address (SONA) is a pivotal event where President Cyril Ramaphosa outlines the government’s plans and priorities for the upcoming year. As citizens, your perspectives are invaluable in shaping our nation’s future. Have your say on the key issues you believe should be addressed in the 2025 SONA.
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