Judgment reserved in case on publication of matric results
Judgment was reserved today in the case of which AfriForum is a party regarding the publication of matric results in…
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Case on publication of matric results to be heard in court on Monday
The case of which AfriForum is a part on the public publication of matric results in newspapers and on other…
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AfriForum condemns cutting of subsidies to Gauteng quintile 5 schools – demands greater autonomy
AfriForum condemns the drastic reduction in subsidies paid by the Gauteng Department of Education to quintile 5 schools, as well…
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AfriForum encourages public to use extended time for comments on “Bela regulations”
AfriForum welcomes the second extension of time for public comments on the so-called Bela regulations announced in the Government Gazette…
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AfriForum submits comments on “Bela regulations”
AfriForum has just submitted comments on the so-called Bela regulations. In August this year, these draft regulations for the application…
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Public must seize extension to comment on “Bela regulations” – AfriForum
Soundbite: Alana Bailey (English) AfriForum welcomes the extension of the period for public submissions on the so-called Bela regulations announced…
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DBE’s inability to provide quality mother-language education raises concerns – AfriForum
Annually when the matric results are announced, AfriForum expresses its doubts about the reliable image created by the ever-improving pass…
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Ramaphosa responsible for Afrikaner exodus – AfriForum
Soundbite: Kallie Kriel (English) Soundbite: Kallie Kriel (Afrikaans) AfriForum today criticised President Cyril Ramaphosa for insulting Afrikaner refugees by calling…
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AfriForum welcomes findings and recommendations regarding Mpumalanga Education’s expensive computer purchases
Soundbite: Alana Bailey (English) Soundbite: Alana Bailey (Afrikaans) AfriForum welcomes the announcement made by the Premier of Mpumalanga, Mandla Ndlovu,…
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AfriForum says honesty and practical plans are required to improve children’s reading skills
In response to the findings of research on South African children’s shocking lack of reading skills, AfriForum says that teamwork…
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