Water master plan: Sort out mismanagement first, says AfriForum
AfriForum believes that Lindiwe Sisulu, minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, should first and foremost tackle the mismanagement problems…
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Hammanskraal drinking water not suitable for human consumption
AfriForum today sent a letter to the Tshwane Metro regarding the quality of Hammanskraal’s drinking water and requested the Metro…
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UN forum: SA representative responds with deception to AfriForum’s submission
Representatives of the civil rights organization AfriForum have been attending the twelfth session of the UN Forum on Minority Issues…
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AfriForum’s Richards Bay branch receives training in legal aspects
AfriForum’s Richards Bay branch received training in legal aspects on Friday 22 November 2019. The training – aimed at members…
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Neighbourhood watch members receive fire-fighting training
Twelve members of AfriForum’s Kraaifontein neighbourhood watch and the Kraaifontein Sector 4B neighbourhood watch this past weekend received level 1 training…
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NHI: Your health does not belong in the hands of an inept state
AfriForum condemns the government’s continual misleading of the public about the feasibility of National Health Insurance (NHI) and will continue…
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Judgment reserved in AfriForum’s appeal case on Afrikaans at Unisa
Judgment has today been reserved in the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein in the appeal of AfriForum against the…
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AfriForum at UN Forum to alert international community of government’s violation of language rights
Delegates of the civil rights organisation AfriForum will be attending the twelfth session of the UN Forum on Minority Issues…
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#AnchorTownRoadshow: AfriForum spends R71 000 on repair work
AfriForum ended its #AnchorTownRoadshow at the end of November in Bethlehem through many repair projects. The #AnchorTownRoadshow kicked off in…
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Malema in court after AfriForum charges him for allegedly firing shots
Following continuous pressure by AfriForum, Julius Malema, leader of the EFF, appeared in the East London district court today for…
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