AfriForum celebrates 18 years of doing it themselves
AfriForum, an organisation that today represents more than 315 000 members in every corner of the country, celebrates its eighteenth…
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Business in the Spotlight: Braai Amsterdam
This week’s spotlight is on Braai Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Braai Amsterdam is listed on Worldwide’s World Guide free of…
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Business in the Spotlight: Wolkskool
This week’s spotlight is on Wolkskool. Wolkskool is listed on Worldwide’s World Guide free of charge. AfriForum Worldwide’s World Guide…
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Spotlight newsletter: 14 March 2024
Here with the latest Worldwide Spotlight. This newsletter contains news pertinent to South Africans living abroad, but also interesting inserts from…
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Nature’s Corner – Is that the fin of a dolphin?
By Alana Bailey Shark and whale watching are popular tourist activities these days, but dolphins are more commonly found along…
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Business in the Spotlight: Cape Reed International
This week’s spotlight is on Cape Reed International. Cape Reed International is listed on Worldwide’s World Guide free of charge….
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Out and about: An email from Melbourne
Out and about is an article in which we chat to people who live abroad, or who have lived and worked…
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AfriForum’s specialised response units now nearly 200 strong
AfriForum’s specialised response units – or proto teams – have grown by 18 members following the successful completion of the…
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Kruger National Park mining application: There is a snake in the grass, warns AfriForum
AfriForum today expressed its serious reservations about the mining licence application that Tenbosch Mining (Pty) Ltd submitted and claims that…
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AfriForum and Tshwane Municipality agreement ushers in new era of community federalism
A new era of community federalism was ushered in today with the signing of a unique five-year memorandum of understanding….
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