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AfriForum: SA recorded 395 farm attacks since April 2020
While there was a decline in the number of farm attacks in the 2020/21 financial year compared to the previous period, there's been an increase in murders, said...
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Objection to Gerrie Nel inclusion sees Solomon Nengwane death inquest postponed
AfriForum's private prosecution unit is acting on behalf of Solomon Nengwane's family against eight police officers who were holding the deceased in custody at the time of his death.
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Speaker Thandi Modise acquitted on all 6 charges of animal neglect
Lobby group AfriForum privately prosecuted National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modise on behalf of the NSPCA - after carcasses of sheep, ducks and 50 pigs were found on her Modderfontein farm in the North West in 2014.
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Minister Kubayi-Ngubane: I’ll abide by court order halting Tourism Equity Fund
The North Gauteng High Court on Monday granted the interdict to AfriForum and Solidarity that prevents the disbursement of any money.
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AfriForum launches Centre for Local Government
AfriForum said the centre would investigate local self-governing options for communities.
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EFF MPs, AfriForum clash over land expropriation during public hearing
The ad hoc committee held a second day of virtual public hearings to get further oral submissions on the proposed amendment to Section 25 of the Constitution.
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AfriForum applies to cross-examine Ramphosa at Zondo Inquiry on ANC cadre policy
The group said that President Cyril Ramaphosa headed the cadre deployment committee from 2013 and 2016 therefore he should answer how some individuals accused of corruption were appointed in key positions.
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AfriForum's Nel frustrated that Meyiwa murder mastermind not arrested yet
There appears to be a conflict of opinion between Nel and the prosecution, who are now treating the incident as a robbery.
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AfriForum: Govt says private sector not prevented from buying vaccines
They say government does not have the ability to manage the vaccine process on its own adding that the private sector must be involved in the full vaccine value chain.
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Doctors can use Ivermectin to treat COVID-19 patients on an urgent basis - court
The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria on Tuesday ruled that based on their clinical judgement, doctors could begin the treatment without having to wait for the outcome of a Section 21 application with the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (Sahpra).
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AfriForum approaches court to have Ivermectin used to treat COVID-19
The lobby group filed an urgent High Court application in Pretoria against the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority and Health Minister Zweli Mkhize.
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Solidarity, AfriForum go ahead with legal action against NDZ over vaccine plan
AfriForum believes Cooperative Governance Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has had more than enough time to provide answers regarding the vaccine implementation.
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AfriForum demands answers from govt on COVID-19 vaccine rollout
AfriForum wants the private sector to be included in government's plans to procure COVID-19 vaccines to minimise any risk of corruption.
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AfriForum calls for justice after PE farmworkers 'assaulted' by farmer
Two farmworkers have reportedly filed assault charges against Dawie Steyn, who can be seen on the clip swearing and punching one them.
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AfriForum: Beach closures will hit businesses in affected towns
AfriForum said that while its court bid did not succeed, it felt it was important to highlight the catastrophic effects the closure of beaches would have on businesses, many of which were banking on festive season tourism income.
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Another wave of disappointment as AfriForum loses beach ban case
The High Court in Pretoria has ruled against AfriForum and the Great Brak Business Forum in their bid to declare government’s new regulations unconstitutional.
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AfriForum tells court govt's COVID-19 beach ban in Garden Route irrational
They've argued that it's impossible to prove there's any link between the restrictions and preventing the spread of COVID-19.
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Court to hear AfriForum’s challenge over beach closures
The Great Brak Business Forum (GBBF) and AfriForum joined forces to take on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma over the regulations.
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Matric exam leak: Will Umalusi certify 2020 National Senior Certificate exams?
On Friday, Judge Norman Davis ruled that what the education department did was unlawful and irregular.
