Living in South Africa, Fred has witnessed the rebirth of S.A music into a successful industry, often comparing talent to international status.
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The push to replace South Africa's Green ID books with Smart IDs is raising alarm bells. Critics argue this move could strip citizens of their privacy, allowing for increased surveillance and control. From digital identities to facial recognition and potential government access to personal finances, the consequences of this shift are far-reaching. Keep reading to understand the risks involved and why South Africans should question the true motives behind this transition.
#DigitalIdentity #SmartID #Privacy #Surveillance #SouthAfrica
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UPDATE: Twitter takes down video of Jake Tapper’s CNN Producer Rick Saleeby soliciting underage girls pictures and fantasizing about teenage fiancé’s daughter
We sat down with Cece Vee and discussed some things about her music and music videos. - First of many new podcasts coming to Underground Press...
visit www.undergroundpress.co.za for news about new music and more.
— In the Interview: - Russell Miller (New York)
— Co-host: Frederic Egersdorfer (South Africa)
— Musician: Cece Vee (South Africa)
In a significant development for South African streaming audiences, BritBox, the British streaming service featuring BBC and ITV content, is set to cease operations in the country by August 2024. Despite a promising start and partnerships with local platforms like MultiChoice, BritBox couldn’t maintain a competitive edge in an increasingly crowded market.
https://altnewsnetwork.co.za/britbox-to-shut-down-in-south-africa-what-you-need-to-know/
May 21, 2024 – Johannesburg, South Africa – The Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB) has issued a groundbreaking ruling against Mr Price, a leading South African retail chain, in response to a consumer complaint regarding an in-store advertisement. This landmark decision, announced on May 15, 2024, underscores the ARB’s steadfast commitment to safeguarding children from inappropriate depictions in advertising.
https://altnewsnetwork.co.za/mr-price-under-fire-ad-with-child-model-deemed-provocative-by-arb/
The eThekwini Municipality plans to purchase 100 additional water tankers, costing R1,476,025 each, resulting in a total expenditure of R147,602,500. This decision comes amidst ongoing water shortages and infrastructure issues that have caused widespread disruptions. The investment in water tankers seems to be a short-term solution, diverting significant funds from potentially addressing the root causes of the water supply problems.
