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AfriForum: 'Move to assist Coligny duo to ensure truth comes out'
Last year, the High Court in Mahikeng found Pieter Doorewaard and Philip Schutte guilty of the 2017 murder of Matlhomola Moshoeu, whom they accused of stealing sunflowers from a farm.
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Coligny murder: AfriForum to appeal convictions after witness 'lied'
Last year, Pieter Doorewaad and Philip Schutte were convicted of killing Matlhomola Moshoeu after they accused him of stealing sunflowers from a farm.
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AfriForum have got UP's language policy wrong, says university
The university is set to phase out Afrikaans as an official medium of communication at all its campuses and residences.
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Julius Malema & EFF pay further R100k to AfriForum for legal costs
The civil rights organisation says the payment was to settle two of the five cost orders that it obtained in the courts against the EFF and Julius Malema.
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ANC: 'We still have full confidence in Mbalula as elections head'
The African National Congress (ANC) says it will interrogate the findings of Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane against its elections head Fikile Mbalula.
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DA, AfriForum welcome findings on Mbalula, want criminal investigation
The Public Protector released a report on Wednesday which found that Sascoc supplier Sedgars Sport paid at least R300,000 towards former Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula’s 2016 Dubai family holiday.
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SAPS ropes in Interpol in trying to arrest Grace Mugabe
AfriForum has on Wednesday announced that an arrest warrant has been issued against Grace Mugabe for allegedly assaulting Gabriella Engels.
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NPA to prosecute George Bizos's son for alleged assault of wife, says AfriForum
Private prosecutor Gerrie Nel argued that this was a case of selective prosecution due to the suspect’s prominent father, George Bizos.
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AfriForum: 'Arrest warrant issued for Grace Mugabe over assault of SA model'
In July, AfriForum won a High Court application to review and set aside the government’s decision to grant Mugabe diplomatic immunity.
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AfriForum ‘worried’ about sudden rise in WC farm attacks
On Thursday night, a farm owner and his wife were killed at their home in Bonnievale in the Cape Winelands.
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Police investigating double murder on Bonnievale farm
Earlier this week, AfriForum said 22 farm attacks have been reported in the Western Cape since the start of this year.
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22 farm attacks reported in WC since start of year, says AfriForum
In the most recent incident, a couple and their daughter were ambushed on a farm outside Paarl this week.
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MPs to debate land expropriation report
The debate comes as Parliament winds down its business for the year as it heads to its Christmas break at the end of the week.
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Parties welcomes court ruling on AfriForum’s land report
A full bench of the Western Cape High Court dismissed AfriForum’s urgent bid to stall Parliament's consideration of the report from joint constitutional review committee.
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AfriForum fight to have Parly's land report reviewed not over
Besides its attempt to stop the parliamentary process, Afriforum’s application wants the court to rule on the nearly 180,000 submissions which were rejected as duplicates.
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Parly committee: 'Court ruling in AfriForum case a victory for SA's landless'
A full bench of the Western Cape High Court this morning dismissed AfriForum’s urgent bid to stall Parliament’s consideration of the land expropriation without compensation report.
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Court dismisses AfriForum application to halt land expropriation debate
Lobby group AfriForum had applied to the High Court to halt Parliament’s constitutional review committee’s report from being passed onto the National Assembly for debate and adoption.
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Court ruling expected on AfriForum land expropriation matter
Lobby group AfriForum had applied to the High Court to halt Parliament’s constitutional review committee’s report from being passed onto the National Assembly for debate and adoption.
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Court told AfriForum inflated land submissions numbers in Parly
Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi for Parliament argues that AfriForum’s submission is 'vague and embarrassing' and should not have been pursued.
