Springs branch cuts about two hectares of grass in February
The AfriForum branch in Springs cut more than 1,9 hectares of grass in this city during February. In this period,…
Southern Cape branches make their voices heard about the irreparable damage that the BELA bill could cause
AfriForum’s branches in the Southern Cape made their voices heard at the public consultation sessions on the Basic Education Laws…
AfriForum and Tshwane Municipality agreement ushers in new era of community federalism
A new era of community federalism was ushered in today with the signing of a unique five-year memorandum of understanding….
Smallholdings now even safer thanks to Benoni branch’s new motorcycles
AfriForum’s Benoni branch continuously keeps a close eye on the situation surrounding safety on smallholdings, farms and rural areas on…
AfriForum donation brings relief to old age homes in Williston
The Emmanuel and ACVV Amandelhof homes in Williston, which offer a permanent home to nearly 40 pioneers and forerunners from…
AfriForum provides assistance to Kareedouw firefighters
Firefighters have been working since Saturday, 10 February, to bring wildfires in Kareedouw in the Eastern Cape under control. The…
AfriForum will soon kick off the second phase of renovation along the N2
The second phase of the renovation of a safety barricade along the N2 highway between Plettenberg Bay and Knysna will…
AfriForum helps Karoo community during major power outage
AfriForum provided assistance to the Karoo community, which has been suffering from a widespread power outage for more than a…
AfriForum requests NERSA for the last time to withdraw AbaQulusi’s license for the distribution of electricity
AfriForum’s branch in Vryheid asked the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) for the last time to withdraw the…
Community again does government’s work and removes 1 623 tonnes of water lettuce from Vaal River themselves
On 3 February, AfriForum together with several other organisations, businesses and community members removed more than 1 623 tonnes of water…
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