Landfill audit: Gauteng not up to par
The civil rights organisation AfriForum audited 161 landfills nationwide this year as part of their national project to determine the…
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AfriForum urges SAPS to intervene with violent protests
In response to the escalating taxi strike crisis, the civil rights organisation AfriForum has instructed its legal team to send…
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AfriForum Limpopo audits landfill sites
The civil rights organisation AfriForum audited 161 landfills nationwide this year as part of their national project to determine the…
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Correctional Services must announce if Zuma will go back to prison
The civil rights organisation AfriForum calls on Makgothi Thobakgale, National Commissioner of Correctional Services, to announce without delay whether former…
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NPA’s decision not to prosecute Fikile Mbalula is irrational and wrong by law
AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit is pleased the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) finally took a decision in the matter against former…
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AfriForum branches offers to help Tshwane Metro
AfriForum will activate its branches in the Tshwane Metro to help with service delivery after members of the trade union…
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Springs branch serves court papers against NERSA over electricity problems in Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality
On 3 August, AfriForum’s Springs branch’s legal team served court papers on the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA)…
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AfriForum questions police’s motives for arresting three farmers
The civil rights organisation AfriForum has appointed a legal representative to closely follow the case against three Free State farmers,…
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Machadodorp branch repairs 35 potholes in Tobias Street
On 28 July, AfriForum’s Machadodorp branch repaired 35 potholes in just one of this town’s streets, Tobias Street. It took…
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Belfast branch launches project to tackle water problems
AfriForum’s Belfast branch launched a project to tackle ongoing water problems in the town on 1 August. Belfast is currently…
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