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LFN vs the DA: How the Democratic Alliance Became What It Once Fought Against

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LFN has now taken the unprecedented step of challenging almost the entire DA Cabinet in court — Steenhuisen, McPherson, Gwarube, and soon Schreiber. From unlawful vaccine rollouts, concealed decision records, unconstitutional school regulations, and chaotic filings in the Expropriation Act case, the DA has revealed a disturbing truth: once in power, they have become everything they once condemned. While the DA hides decisions, bypasses public participation, and pushes mandates behind closed doors, LFN stands alone in holding each of these ministers to account. This article exposes how the “clean alternative” lost its way — and how LFN is forcing transparency back into government, one court case at a time.

LFN Launches Digital ID Resistance Project – It’s Time to Speak Up

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At the request of our supporters, Liberty Fighters Network (LFN) has launched a focused national project to oppose the South African government’s planned Digital Identity (DID) system. While we are already managing over 20 ongoing public interest cases with minimal support, this initiative responds directly to the growing public concern over state surveillance, privacy erosion, and the quiet normalisation of digital control. Our newly published discussion document, “To Digital ID, or not to go digital, that is the question,” unpacks the legal, ethical and practical implications of DIDs in plain language. We now invite every South African to engage, contribute opinions, and join the call to ensure participation in such systems remains voluntary — not compulsory by design or stealth.

LFN Exposes SAPA’s Coordinated Attack: Steenhuisen’s Shield Slips

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Liberty Fighters Network has uncovered a coordinated attempt by the South African Poultry Association (SAPA) to shield the DA’s Minister John Steenhuisen from accountability after he failed to file his answering affidavit by 13 November 2025. Instead of engaging with the unlawful and premature importation of avian-influenza vaccines, SAPA launched an aggressive intervention filled with personal attacks while openly rejecting mediation. The Minister’s silence and SAPA’s hostility now make it clear that LFN stands alone between the public and a political-industry alliance determined to avoid scrutiny. We will proceed to enrol the review as unopposed and continue exposing the truth in defence of South Africans’ safety, transparency, and constitutional rights.

When the Work Is Invisible: A Difficult Truth LFN Must Confront

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For years, Liberty Fighters Network has carried the heavy load of South Africa’s most critical legal battles — often alone, often unseen. Our supporters raise urgent concerns, and we answer every one of them, yet the moment we take action, attention shifts elsewhere while the burden remains on our shoulders. The call to challenge the proposed Digital ID rollout is clear, but so is the pattern: more work, less support, and almost no public push to make our efforts visible. We fight for justice daily, but we cannot be the only ones carrying the weight. Public interest can only change the nation when the public takes interest.

LFN Launches National BBBEE Declassification Drive: It’s Time to End Racial Boxes!

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South Africans have been checking race boxes for more than three decades after apartheid — and Liberty Fighters Network (LFN) says it’s time to stop. Our new national campaign, End Racial Classification, Discrimination and BBBEE (2025), empowers citizens to legally declassify their race and identify as African, not as “white”, “black”, “coloured”, or “Indian”.

Because the Department of Home Affairs no longer keeps racial records, there’s no lawful basis to force anyone to disclose race. Using LFN’s free Declassification Form (Form 1), citizens can now lawfully challenge BBBEE and other discriminatory frameworks — on paper, in the workplace, and in court.

This is not protest — it’s constitutional action. Together, we can bring BBBEE to its knees — legally.

Be African. Be Free. Be LFN.

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