More than 10 000 protest participants made it heard – Bela is our red line
Bela is a red line that must not be crossed. This was the simple but clear message that a crowd…
AfriForum ready for Bela protest march to oppose “biggest challenge for Afrikaans cultural communities since 1994”
AfriForum and more than 40 other organisations today confirmed that they are ready to participate in the protest march against…
Forget about race; we’ll continue to cut grass (and do much more) in Tshwane Metro – AfriForum
During a pothole repair project in Monument Park today, AfriForum demonstrated the tangible benefits of the memorandum of understanding (MOU)…
AfriForum agrees to meet with Tshwane Metro about MOU; will announce formal position tomorrow during massive renovation project
AfriForum confirmed today that it has accepted the request made by the new Tshwane mayor, Nasiphi Moya, for discussions regarding…
AfriForum set to undertake private water testing after Stellenbosch Municipality refuses testing and information
Stellenbosch Municipality’s desperate efforts to keep facts about the quality of water in this municipality a secret will soon be…
Community Safety in Gauteng spends R9,7 million on only 124 pistols
The Gauteng Department of Community Safety awarded a tender of R9,7 million for the delivery of just 124 pistols, according…
Bela march continues despite Freedom Park refusing entry; McKenzie asked to intervene
Freedom Park has rejected the application of Afrikaans organisations for a peaceful protest march against the Bela Act, which is…
Umcimbi oyisikhumbuzo seSilo uDinuzulu ungeniswe ngezingxoxo ezisemthethweni zokusebenzisana phakathi kwamaZulu namaBhunu
ISilo uMisuzulu KaZwelithini sichaze umcimbi wesikhumbuzo obusingethwe yi-AfriForum neKwaZulu-Natal Amafa and Research Institute ngoLwesiHlanu mhlazi-18 kuMfumfu 2024 ukukhumbula lowo owayeyiSilo…
Commemorative event for King Dinuzulu ushers in formal discussions on cooperation between Zulus and Afrikaners
King Misuzulu KaZwelithini described the commemorative event that AfriForum and the KwaZulu-Natal Amafa and Research Institute held today in memory…
AfriForum insists on Lesufi’s removal to prevent “Day Zero” in Gauteng
The civil rights organisation AfriForum warns that Gauteng’s impending water crisis can be attributed to the serious extent of municipal…
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