Education and reading aptitude in the Netherlands
There are two things in the Netherlands that impress me tremendously. The first is the myriad of beautiful bookshops. The…
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Tunisia, the green one
Tunis alkhadra is the Arabic for Tunisia, the green one and points out that it is a huge misconception to…
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Harlinger Aardewerk- en Tegelfabriek – Netherlands
My love for Dutch tiles started in my grandmother’s kitchen, which had a frame of them arranged around the stove….
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Help for children in South Africa
Worldwide and AfriForum have been receiving many inquiries about the plight of children in South Africa lately. It seems as…
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Schloss Pillnitz near Dresden in Germany
Schloss Pillnitz on the banks of the Elbe River near Dresden in Germany, is a wonderful place to visit for…
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Seven important facts about migration
Migration remains a hot topic. Abroad, migration policies are increasingly determining election results, and political parties must clearly state in…
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Run for your language
AfriForum often calls on Afrikaans speakers to do something for their language – to sign a petition, support legal actions,…
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Transvaalwijk – Leeuwarden
During the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902), the Dutch showed great interest in the brave fight of the citizens of Transvaal and…
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“Election night” in The Hague
The past week the European Union’s Parliamentary elections took place. With the South African elections just behind us, it was…
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Migration: Keep your head in the clouds and your feet on the ground!
When people relocate to another country, they are extremely excited about the new possibilities and the fresh start, which is…
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