South Africa has announced its roadmap for a single digital ID system, consolidating citizens’ access to health care, licensing, passports, and more under one central application called Mzansi. Officials hailed the plan as a step toward modernization and efficiency, ensuring that “every South African” will be able to interact seamlessly with government services. While this may sound convenient, it marks a significant shift toward centralized control, where one digital identity determines access to everyday necessities.

This trend echoes what Scripture warns of in the last days: a system where buying, selling, and participation in society becomes tied to a unified mark of identification (Revelation 13:16–17). The drive toward digital transformation may be framed as progress, but it is also conditioning nations for global structures of control. What begins with passports and licenses today could prepare the world for the prophesied system of tomorrow, where allegiance is tested, and freedom is traded for false security. Watch closely—what is happening in South Africa is part of a larger, worldwide pattern.

SOURCE: Reclaim the Net