AfriForum realigns its management structures on growth path to 300 000 members
AfriForum decided to functionally realign its management structures to meet the demands that the organisation’s string growth poses. AfriForum’s membership…
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AfriForum’s Welkom branch places Matjhabeng Municipality on terms
AfriForum’s Welkom branch placed the Matjhabeng Local Municipality on terms on 15 August over raw sewage that flows into the…
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AfriForum lays criminal charge to stop mine application close to national park
The civil rights organisation AfriForum intensified its campaign against the planned coal mine close to the Kruger National Park on…
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AfriForum’s Springs branch renovates old-age home’s dining hall
AfriForum’s Springs branch recently renovated the floor of the dining hall at the Rus ’n Bietjie home for the elderly….
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Nersa follows AfriForum’s advice
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) on 8 August 2019 announced the increased electricity tariff that the Tshwane Metro is…
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AfriForum report: Much room for improvement at Gauteng municipalities
The civil rights organisation AfriForum presented its analysis of Gauteng municipalities for 2019 today. Midvaal’s municipality performed the best with…
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AfriForum welcomes granting of leave to appeal for Coligny two
AfriForum welcomes Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte’s special leave to appeal directly to the Court of Appeals in Bloemfontein. The…
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AfriForum ready to submit comments on destructive NHI bill
AfriForum is ready to submit comments on the National Health Insurance (NHI) bill as soon as the period for public…
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Land claim process watered down to a cheap lotto game
It is with great concern that AfriForum takes notice of the R1,7 billion that was paid to 37 920 people as…
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Addo and Kirkwood areas vulnerable to farm attacks
The civil rights organisation AfriForum is making a plea to the Addo and Kirkwood communities to sharpen their safety and…
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