OnsDorp: AfriForum and others work together to give neighbourhood a new lease of life
AfriForum’s Klerksdorp branch worked with the Doringkruin Neighbourhood Watch in December and launched a large-scale neighbourhood renewal project as part…
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George car dealer finally in court for deadly crash – but NPA fails the victim’s family again
Gareth Webster, the man accused of causing the crash that killed a woman in Sedgefield more than three years ago,…
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IPID admits to family of slain Brakpan man that it’s too afraid to investigate alleged dirty cops
In a shocking admission of its inability to deal with organised crime and violent criminals, the Independent Police Investigative Directorate…
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Fewer potholes in Stilfontein thanks to AfriForum
AfriForum’s Stilfontein branch did not rest on its laurels during the past festive season. This branch, in collaboration with the…
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Matric pass rate creates a false impression of education – AfriForum
AfriForum takes note of the 2025 matric pass rate, but believes that it creates an inaccurate picture of the true…
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AfriForum welcomes ruling on licence card tender, transparent process must now follow
AfriForum welcomes the ruling yesterday in the Pretoria High Court that the appointment of Idemia as preferred bidder to print…
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Reckless use of firearms cannot be normalised – AfriForum after alleged discharge of a firearm by Plettenberg Bay deputy mayor
AfriForum says it is unacceptable for individuals in leadership positions, who are expected to uphold and respect the rule of…
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Court blocks Eskom and Nersa’s R54 billion settlement, affirms public participation rights
The Pretoria High Court yesterday has rejected Eskom and the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa)’s attempt to settle…
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NPA fails to prosecute top private school owner following assault on wife and autistic son
The abused and victimised mother of a nonverbal autistic teenager has turned to AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit to ensure that…
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Court victory for AfriForum and other parties: Matric results may be published
AfriForum welcomes the court ruling confirming that matric results may indeed be published on public platforms and views this as…
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