Springs branch makes gruesome find
AfriForum’s Springs branch and community came across a gruesome find on 9 June. Animal carcasses were illegally dumped in a…
Government spends R22 million on statues while beaches are closed due to sewage
The eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal spent almost R22 million to erect two statues while beaches are still closed due…
AfriForum and other organisations fix potholes on R33
AfriForum’s Vryheid and Paulpietersburg branches kicked off their pothole project on 5 June together with the Kambula Farmers’ Association and…
Benoni branch repairs huge amount of potholes in town
AfriForum’s Benoni branch tackled potholes during May. Even though the branch repairs potholes throughout the year, the branch decided to…
Vryheid branch installs advanced camera system
The AfriForum branch in Vryheid has set up five advanced Sniper cameras at strategic locations in this KwaZulu-Natal town. It…
AfriForum demands an action plan from Cogta in KwaZulu-Natal
AfriForum today sent a letter to Bongiwe Sithole-Moloi, MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta), requesting that a plan…
Kempton Park branch fills potholes in Aston Manor
The AfriForum branch in Kempton Park prioritized the repair of potholes with the help of community members this past weekend….
Success: AfriForum wins order against Rand Water with costs
AfriForum won an order against Rand Water with costs in the Pretoria High Court today. In November 2020, Rand Water…
Germiston branch cleans Buxton Park
AfriForum’s Germiston branch cleaned Buxton Park in Dinwiddie on 11 March with the community’s help. The park was littered with…
AfriForum holds business breakfast about Parys’ future
The civil rights organisation, AfriForum, held a business breakfast for Parys’ businesses on Wednesday, 8 March, to find a solution…
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