AfriForum offers training to tackle impending water crisis
Last week, AfriForum, in collaboration with the Water Institute of Southern Africa (Wisa), offered training to 15 people on water…
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Consequence management now essential to ‘give teeth’ to HRC findings on water crisis – AfriForum
Effective consequence management in municipalities is now essential, according to AfriForum, in response to the large-scale deterioration of water and…
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Kruger National Park mining application: Kimopax’s exclusion of AfriForum on environmental impact assessment unacceptable
AfriForum demands that Kimopax, the environmental practitioner conducting the environmental impact assessment on the impact of mining activities near the…
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Double murder at Nelson Mandela Bay landfill tragic result of poor site management
The cold-blooded murder of a father and son at a landfill site in Gqeberha this week is symptomatic of the…
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New water utility plan can only shift problems, warns AfriForum
The government’s plan to restructure local government by reserving budgets in independent licensed water utilities in major metros could, according…
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Kick-off of AfriForum’s annual landfill audit project puts the refuse crisis under a magnifying glass
A bright orange refuse removal truck stopped in front of the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environmental Affairs’ office in…
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Plans to write off municipalities’ debt pile to water boards don’t come without a price
The Department of Water and Sanitation announced this week that its discussions with the National Treasury to write off municipal…
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Civil organisations needed to curb water crisis in 2025 – AfriForum
Serious water problems across the country have highlighted that water security in South Africa requires more than just promises, but…
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AfriForum’s blue and green drop results predict a dark future for water in South Africa
AfriForum’s annual, independent blue and green drop report indicates that 87% of municipal drinking water is safe for human consumption….
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Collaboration needed now to avert waste management crisis in Tshwane Metro
The civil rights organisation AfriForum has today again called on the Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality to work together to find solutions…
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