Sewerage nightmare: Ekurhuleni Metro must now solve problem
Civil rights organisation AfriForum believes that the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality should put the community’s well-being first. This comes after parts…
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AfriForum prevails in Ngwathe court battle: Court orders provincial intervention and municipal council dissolution
AfriForum today won a decisive victory in the Free State High Court in Bloemfontein. A verdict was delivered in favour…
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AfriForum urges Kuruman prosecutor to reinstate case of murdered farmer
AfriForum has written to the Senior State Prosecutor at the Kuruman Magistrate’s Court to express its deep concern and profound…
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AfriForum emergency water points full and ready to help community while officials take care of themselves
AfriForum’s emergency water points in Germiston and Benoni are available to provide all members of the community with water for…
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#HerstelEnVersnel: Despite inclement weather, Kathu branch fills over 70 potholes in Deben (Dibeng)
AfriForum’s Kathu branch repaired more than 70 potholes in Deben (Dibeng), covering approximately 5 km of damaged road surface. This…
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AfriForum repairs 121 potholes after Ekurhuleni metro ignores requests
AfriForum’s branches on the East Rand used a total of 273 bags of tar (6 800 kg) to repair 121…
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AfriForum neighbourhood team keeps parks clean while municipality rests on its laurels
AfriForum’s Krugersdorp neighbourhood team did more to keep parks clean in May than Mogale City Local Municipality was prepared to…
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City of Cape Town’s new tariff structures for water and electricity unconstitutional, warns AfriForum
The City of Cape Town’s plans for the implementation of new tariff structures for water, sanitation and electricity are in…
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Don’t let inclement weather get the better of you – be prepared with these AfriForum tips
Soundbite: Tarien Cooks (English) Klankgreep: Tarien Cooks (Afrikaans) AfriForum encourages communities to be prepared and take the necessary precautions for…
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Stock theft robs agriculture of at least R200 million in just one quarter – AfriForum
According to AfriForum, stock theft robbed the South African agricultural industry of at least R200 million in direct losses from…
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