AfriForum’s #YourTown campaign: Tzaneen branch replace stop signs
AfriForum’s Tzaneen branch purchased five new stop signs on 8 October 2018, which were then given to the municipality’s traffic…
Criminal police officers should receive harshest punishment – AfriForum
AfriForum believes that criminal police officers should receive the harshest punishment and that merely discharging them is not enough.
AfriForum’s #YourTown campaign: AfriForum erects new traffic signs
On 1 October AfriForum’s Naboomspruit branch started to erect new traffic signs at crossings in the town in cooperation with the…
Bultfontein neighbourhood watch helps bring suspect to book
The AfriForum neighbourhood watch in Bultfontein on 29 September assisted in bringing a suspect to book that was involved in a…
Visibility action leads to successful patrol
Volunteers of AfriForum’s Piet Retief neighbourhood watch executed another visibility action on the evening of 14 September 2018. The local South African…
AfriForum establishes neighbourhood watch in Margate
The civil rights organisation AfriForum established a neighbourhood watch in Margate on 13 September 2018 after the community has expressed the…
AfriForum neighbourhood watches on West Rand and in Vaal Triangle participate in national patrol
The AfriForum neighbourhood watches in Roodepoort, Vanderbijlpark and Randfontein participated in the civil rights organisation’s national patrol on Friday, 20 July…
Project Nehemiah implemented in East Rand
AfriForum launched the implementation of Project Nehemiah (a strategy against violent crime) on the East Rand over the past weekend….
AfriForum creates fund to support farm attack victims
The civil rights watchdog AfriForum today announced that it had created a fund to offer specifically financial help to farm…
Police Minister ignores terror on farms; communities must fight back themselves
The civil rights organisation AfriForum a month ago directed a letter for the umpteenth time to Gen. Bheki Cele, Minister of…
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