AfriForum’s blue and green drop results predict a dark future for water in South Africa
AfriForum’s annual, independent blue and green drop report indicates that 87% of municipal drinking water is safe for human consumption….
Collaboration needed now to avert waste management crisis in Tshwane Metro
The civil rights organisation AfriForum has today again called on the Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality to work together to find solutions…
AfriForum guide: Tackle the rainy season like this when floods threaten
The national state of disaster that was announced following the recent severe weather conditions, which resulted in rain, floods, strong…
AfriForum welcomes huge fine for water pollution in Dipaleseng Municipality, but …
AfriForum welcomes the R160 million fine imposed on the Dipaleseng Local Municipality on Friday due to years of water pollution…
Sewage pollution in the Vaal River catchment threatens Gauteng’s water security
Urgent and effective action is needed to stop sewage pollution in the Vaal River’s catchment area. This sewage pollution poses…
AfriForum insists on withdrawing of mining application on Kruger National Park’s doorstep after yet another disastrous environmental impact study
The latest version of a study to investigate the environmental impact of a proposed coal mine on the Kruger National…
Fix the leakages (and mismanagement) before Gauteng’s taps run dry, demands AfriForum
AfriForum has today made an urgent appeal to the Johannesburg Metro to undertake a large-scale initiative for the repair of…
Prevent “Day Zero” in Gauteng leak by leak, demands AfriForum with a new water campaign
AfriForum today kicks off a campaign that will force municipalities in Gauteng to comply with the 72-hour deadline for the…
AfriForum offers help to Rand Water to avert “Day Zero”, but…
More than a week ago, AfriForum reached out to Rand Water and offered expertise, manpower and the cooperation of communities…
5 000 civil engineers ready to ensure safety standards of dams
AfriForum calls on Pemmy Majodina, Minister of Water and Sanitation, to urgently work with more than 5 000 registered civil…
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