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The new student leadership teams for the coming school year have been appointed, and AfriForum Youth has equipped 43 new prefects from five schools in…
The new student leadership teams for the coming school year have been appointed, and AfriForum Youth has equipped 43 new prefects from five schools in…
AfriForum Youth’s Rustenburg branch held a free self-defence class for residents on Saturday, 19 September. The branch aims to help residents recognise potential danger early…
AfriForum Youth demands answers from the Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality regarding the construction project on Lynnwood Road, which began in 2023 and now appears to have…
Fifteen new crosses were planted at the White Cross Monument this past weekend in memory of loved ones murdered in farm attacks over the past…
During August, more than 30 young women joined AfriForum Youth in demonstrating that Women’s Month is about more than simply celebrating womanhood; it is also…
AfriForum Youth is calling on the Minister of Transport, Barbara Creecy, to allow independent language and quality experts to review the question bank for the…
When it comes to road safety, the safety of pedestrians is one of the greatest challenges facing the country. Of the approximately 12 000 fatalities…
AfriForum Youth has challenged Barbara Creecy, Minister of Transport, to retake the learner’s licence test given that the new computerised tests have seemingly made it…
In a country where crime is rife, AfriForum Youth’s Sol-Tech branch has equipped students at the institution with practical knowledge and skills to help protect…
Dada Morero’s recent self-rating of 8 out of 10 for his performance as Mayor of Johannesburg does not align with the reality that residents and…
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