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SCA dismisses Afriforum's application to lift ban on SA's apartheid flag - Vimarsana News

SCA dismisses Afriforum's application to lift ban on SA's apartheid flag

The Equality Court previously ruled that brandishing the old South African flag was equal to hate speech.

Source: ewn.co.za
No foul play in Groblersdal farmer Willem Kruger's death — AfriForum's private prosecution unit - Vimarsana News

No foul play in Groblersdal farmer Willem Kruger's death — AfriForum's private prosecution unit

Allegations of foul play in the death of Groblersdal farmer Willem Kruger, 29, whose body was found more than a week after he attended a bachelor party in Mpumalanga in November, appear to be unfounded, according to AfriForum's Private Prosecution Unit.

Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink 'dismayed' at AfriForum fine for cleaning drains - Vimarsana News

Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink 'dismayed' at AfriForum fine for cleaning drains

Afriforum spokesperson Chante Kelder said members of the organisation were fined by city officials for cleaning out the overflow on some drains across the city as part of a community service initiative.

Source: ewn.co.za
Transparency at Eskom is critical: Lobby groups urge review on finance exemption - Vimarsana News

Transparency at Eskom is critical: Lobby groups urge review on finance exemption

Outa and AfriForum have voiced concerns over National Treasury’s decision to grant an exemption to Eskom on the annual reporting of irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenses.

Transparency at Eskom is critical: Lobby groups urge review on finance exemption - Vimarsana News

Transparency at Eskom is critical: Lobby groups urge review on finance exemption

Outa and AfriForum have voiced concerns over National Treasury’s decision to grant an exemption to Eskom on the annual reporting of irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenses.