In light of newspaper closures, Naspers boss’ compensation astonishes – AfriForum
News reports about the astronomical compensation that Naspers’ former chief executive, Bob van Dijk, has earned and will continue to…
Culpable homicide case withdrawn due to SAPS failure to properly investigate deadly crash
AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit has once again been tasked to investigate the police’s failure to complete a forensic investigation into…
Private Prosecution Unit ensures justice for food delivery man killed by drunk driver
A grieving mother believes she would never have seen justice for her son, Motheo Madihlaba, without the intervention and support…
Unisa withholds critical information from independent investigator
AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit has further questioned Unisa’s motive for suspending Dr Reshma Mathura, the university’s acting chief financial officer,…
Sewage in Upington: Dawid Kruiper Local Municipality can no longer look away – urgent action is needed
The Dawid Kruiper Local Municipality has been turning a blind eye for more than four years now about sewage spilling…
Former soldier convicted of attempted murder and rape after infecting partner with HIV
Former South African National Defence Force (SANDF) member Leon Santos Conga has been convicted of attempted murder and rape, for…
Stay safe before, during and after a lithium-ion battery or solar panel system fire with AfriForum’s guide
Fires caused by lithium-ion batteries and solar panel systems are increasing worldwide. Safety regulations and standards are not being adapted…
AfriForum wins plantation case against Abaqulusi Local Municipality with costs
The Abaqulusi Local Municipality has appointed a contractor to look after the plantations at Grootgewachtdam as caretaker. This appointment was…
Supreme Court of Appeal’s “Kill the Boer” judgement lets farmers down; emphasises the importance of taking safety into own hands
The Supreme Court of Appeal’s judgement that the “Kill the Boer” chant is not hate speech puts both farmers and…
AfriForum’s observers and neighbourhood watches gear up for election period
AfriForum’s 134 observers are ready to watch the national election on 29 May closely at polling stations. The civil rights…
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