AfriForum
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AfriForum
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Graaff-Reinet name change faces AfriForum court challenge
AfriForum has taken the renaming of Graaff-Reinet to Robert Sobukwe Town to court, challenging the decision by Minister Gayton McKenzie.
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‘Consumers cannot finance Eskom’s profit party’ – AfriForum opposes tariff application
Eskom is selling less electricity, making billions in profit and improves its financial position, but continually increases tariffs for customers, says AfriForum.
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AfriForum demands audit of fuel levy and reinstatement of relief
AfriForum has written to the Finance Minister demanding an independent audit of the fuel price and levy, as fuel prices continue to rise.
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AfriForum and March and March collaboration draws criticism from political parties
Civil rights organisation AfriForum and the March and March movement have formed a controversial working group, sparking sharp reactions from South Africa’s major political parties.
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Eskom solar panel registration deadline looms as critics slam Nersa’s new rules
Solar panel owners face a 30 September deadline to register systems as AfriForum and OUTA criticise new Nersa rules that could enable municipal charges.
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AfriForum files court application against Malema, EFF for contempt of court
AfriForum has filed an application for contempt of court against the EFF and the party’s leader, Julius Malema, with the High Court in Pretoria. The application was issued by the…
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Malema to be prosecuted for falsely accusing principal of rape
EFF leader to face criminal prosecution for crimen injuria after falsely branding former Bergview College principal a serial child rapist.
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AfriForum Overstrand opens criminal case over missing R250 000
The controversial 2025 Milkwood Cultural Festival is back in the news.
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Legal battle looms over proposed Graaff-Reinet name change
AfriForum is challenging the proposed renaming of Graaff-Reinet, with the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture opposing the High Court application.
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Johannesburg households paying controversial water levy as legal battle continues
Johannesburg residents are now paying a heavily increased monthly water levy despite an ongoing legal challenge that questions whether the charge is lawful.
