Excerpt: On 28–29 October, LFN faces the Court Registrar, South African Reserve Bank (SARB) and South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) in the Pretoria High Court to defend judicial integrity. The case challenges the practice of altering or issuing defective court orders — a fight that could reshape how justice is recorded in South Africa.
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Hearing Dates: Tuesday and Wednesday, 28 & 29 October 2025
Time: 10h00
Before: Justice Holland-Müter
Court: High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Pretoria
Attendance: Those who wish to attend are welcome. The courtroom number will be displayed on the Court’s bulletin board on the morning of the hearing.
This coming Tuesday and Wednesday, Liberty Fighters Network (LFN) will once again stand alone — without secret financiers, without celebrity influencers, without taxpayer-funded legal teams — before the High Court to defend something far greater than any single case: the integrity of South Africa’s judicial process itself.
The case may appear administrative on paper — directed at the Court Manager and Registrar of the Court — but in truth, it strikes at the heart of a dangerous practice that’s been quietly eroding public trust: the reckless and careless issuing of defective court orders.
⚠️ What’s Really at Stake
Our application is simple yet fundamental:
Once a judge pronounces an order in court, and that order is signed and sealed by the Registrar, it becomes the Court’s official will.
From that point onward, no clerk, registrar, or administrator may alter, amend, or “fix” it — not even to “correct a mistake” — unless a judge formally authorises it.
That’s not just common sense. It’s a constitutional safeguard against back-door tampering and quiet “adjustments” that can change the meaning of justice itself.
Unfortunately, this simple principle has been ignored for too long. Defective or unverified court orders are being issued daily — often not reflecting what judges actually said in court — creating chaos, prejudice, and confusion for litigants who trust that a court order means exactly what was decided in open court.
💥 Why SARB and SAHPRA Suddenly Care
Ironically, neither the Court Manager nor the Registrar (the actual respondents) have chosen to oppose our application.
They know the facts are undeniable.
But out of nowhere, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) and the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) have jumped into the ring — each with entire teams of attorneys and advocates paid for by taxpayers’ money — to stop this court from agreeing with us.
Their reason?
Because the two defective court orders that must be corrected both happen to involve them.
If the High Court agrees with LFN’s position, those orders will have to be amended to reflect what the judges actually said at the time — and that truth threatens to expose how deep this procedural rot has become.
⚔️ Why This Matters to Every South African
If SARB and SAHPRA succeed in their technical obstruction, the result would be catastrophic not only for LFN but for every ordinary person trying to find justice in our courts.
Their goal is simple:
To ensure that we cannot lodge an application for leave to appeal against an order rendered in favour of SARB under questionable legal circumstances — and to block our full-court appeal against SAHPRA’s controversial decisions relating to the registration of four COVID-19 vaccines (of which three have since been de-registered).
In other words:
They want defective paperwork to remain the “truth” on record, even if it’s wrong — because correcting it would expose them.
🧱 David vs Goliath — Once Again
As always, I, Reyno De Beer, will appear in person, representing LFN without legal counsel.
On the other side of the courtroom will stand two of South Africa’s most powerful institutions, each surrounded by high-paid legal teams funded from your hard-earned taxes.
They will argue technicalities.
We will argue truth.
This hearing isn’t about legal gymnastics — it’s about restoring accountability to a system that has lost its way.
🙌 Stand With Us
LFN does not have rich donors or secret benefactors.
We don’t survive on corporate sponsorships or political favours.
Everything we do — every filing, every page printed, every appearance in court — is powered only by voluntary public donations from people like you who still believe that justice should not depend on the size of one’s wallet.
We don’t talk — we act.
If you believe that the courts must record and preserve the truth as it was pronounced — and that no Registrar should ever have the power to rewrite a judge’s words — then please stand with us.
Support LFN’s mission to protect the People’s right to fair, transparent, and accountable justice.
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