Afriforum
Court: Removal of Afrikaans as medium of instruction at Unisa was unlawful
The appeal was brought by lobby group AfriForum after the High Court in Pretoria ruled in favour of Unisa’s English-only language policy.
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Lesufi: AfriForum trying to silence me over Orania views
AfriForum is seeking legal action following claims by the MEC of an alleged assassination plot against him last year.
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AfriForum to sue Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi for defamation
This stems from allegations that Lesufi made last year that the organisation was trying to assassinate him.
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Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe to sue over Botswana money laundering claims
Allegations that she laundered $10 billion from Botswana surfaced again after AfriForum announced that it had been appointed by Botswana to prosecute Motsepe-Radebe.
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Court: COVID-19 patients can't be forced to quarantine if they can self-isolate
The judgment was handed down on Wednesday after an urgent application by lobby group AfriForum, challenging the validity of regulations that forbid self-isolation.
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AfriForum, Solidarity file appeal papers over COVID-19 tourism relief funds
AfriForum’s CEO Kallie Kriel on Thursday said their application for leave to appeal was the beginning of a legal process that AfriForum was prepared to ultimately take to the Constitutional Court and even challenge it internationally.
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AfriForum says NPA indicated its intention to prosecute Nomgcobo Jiba
AfriForum said that the move came after it threatened the NPA with a mandamus in November last year to force it to take a decision on Jiba's prosecution.
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MAPULE MAHLULO: An open letter to Solidarity, AfriForum on B-BBEE phobia
Mapule Mahlulo attempts to help ease AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel's pain by diagnosing his condition - acute chronic B-BBEE-phobia.
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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: Not even I can stop anyone from challenging govt
Every South African has a right to approach the courts, and not even the president could stand in their way exercising that right.
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ConCourt dismisses Solidarity's bid to urgently appeal tourism fund decision
Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane welcomed the ruling by the ConCourt and urged Afriforum and Solidarity to allow the department to continue with its work.
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MAPULE MAHLULO: Most white SA companies don't know they're B-BBEE compliant
Did they just not read the B-BBEE legislation, asks Mapule Mahlulo.
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ANCWL: Those fighting lockdown rules represent the arrogant minority
Some of the lockdown regulations which have been challenged with court processes or threats of legal action included the ban on the sale of readymade meals, liquor, and cigarettes, among others.
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Mboweni says can't support policy that discriminates against white tourism firms
Trade union Solidarity and lobby group AfriForum want the Constitutional Court to urgently hear their appeal against the Pretoria High Court’s recent decision to uphold Kubayi-Ngubane’s stance.
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Tourism Relief Fund scoring will still see white businesses qualify - court
The Pretoria High Court has ruled that consideration of race when awarding the Tourism Relief Fund will not create an insurmountable advantage for black-owned businesses over those that are white-owned.
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Court rules in favour of tourism dept in relief fund matter
The groups took the Department of Tourism to court arguing the requirement for the relief fund was discriminatory.
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BEE requirement for Tourism Relief Fund due to limited funds, court hears
The department was taken to court on an urgent basis by lobby group AfriForum and trade union Solidarity.
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Tourism Minister: My nightmare is state of sector after COVID-19 crisis
AfriForum and Solidarity have argued that the disaster management regulations confine her power to give directions to matters relating to COVID-19 and does not include empowerment goals.
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Tourism dept erred in applying BBBEE Act, AfriForum tells court
The lobby group and trade union Solidarity have approached the court on an urgent basis.
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Dept of Tourism receives over 9,000 applications for relief fund
Applications for the fund, which awards businesses a grant capped at R50,000, closes on 31 May.
