Illegal squatters at Wolwespruit now relocated, but urgent action still needed elsewhere
AfriForum welcomes the successful relocation of illegal squatters who have occupied the wetland in Erasmuskloof, near Wolwespruit, for years. This…
AfriForum demands more information about Johannesburg Metro’s plans to lease or sell sports and heritage sites
Soundbite: Alana Bailey Soundbite: Marais de Vaal In response to media reports about the Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality’s intention to lease…
Diplomatic crisis deepens: Latest revelations regarding SA’s special envoy further underscore government’s mishandling of crisis – AfriForum
According to AfriForum, reports that the US government has denied Mcebisi Jonas, South Africa’s special envoy to the US, a…
79-year-old woman brutally murdered on Van Wyksdorp farm
Farm attacks must be treated as priority crimes – AfriForum AfriForum is calling on the new, acting Minister of Police,…
Department’s branding exercise and buzzwords fail the environment – AfriForum
Soundbite: Marais de Vaal (English) Klankgreep: Marais de Vaal (Afrikaans) The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment’s (DFFE) new…
AfriForum sets up 36th recycling station in Kempton Park
AfriForum’s Kempton Park branch set up its 36th recycling station in the city on 8 July to help the community…
Commission of Inquiry an accusation against the capacity of existing law enforcement agencies – AfriForum
AfriForum describes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement that a commission of inquiry has been established to investigate, among other things, serious…
DWS again offers empty rhetoric instead of reform – AfriForum
Soundbite: Lambert de Klerk (English) Klankgreep: Lambert de Klerk (Afrikaans) Despite repeated promises of reform and investment in infrastructure, the…
Decisive action by Finance Minister against municipalities long overdue – AfriForum
AfriForum welcomes the decision of the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, to withhold the July 2025 payment of equitable share…
AfriForum trains 22 new proto team members to strengthen community safety operations
AfriForum’s community response unit – known as the proto team – has grown by 22 new members following the successful…
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