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Environmental affairs

The organisation encourages communities to get involved through projects such as clean-ups, monitoring water sources, and legal action against polluters. In this context, environmental affairs are therefore regarded as a shared responsibility where citizens play an active role in ensuring a healthy and sustainable living environment.

Media statements

17 October 2026

More than half of Western Cape waste disposal sites meet standards – but many are still in a poor state, an AfriForum audit shows

More than half of the landfill sites and transfer stations that AfriForum assessed this year as part of its landfill…

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17 October 2026

Only 6% of landfill sites in the Free State meet standards, AfriForum audit shows

Only 6% of the landfill sites and transfer stations that AfriForum assessed in the Free State this year as part…

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17 October 2026

Not a single landfill site in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro meets the required standards, while deterioration in the Kouga Municipality is accelerating – AfriForum audit

None of the five municipal landfill sites and transfer stations assessed by AfriForum this year as part of its landfill…

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16 October 2026

Only 26% of landfill sites in North West meet standards, AfriForum audit shows

Only 26%, or five out of the 19 landfill sites and transfer stations audited this year as part of AfriForum’s…

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16 October 2026

Not a single Northern Cape landfill site meets standards, AfriForum audit shows

Not a single one of the six landfill sites audited in the Northern Cape this year as part of AfriForum’s…

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16 October 2026

Only 11% of landfill sites in Mpumalanga meet standards, AfriForum audit reveals

Only 11% – or two out of the 19 landfill sites and transfer stations audited this year as part of…

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16 October 2026

Only 8% of landfill sites in Limpopo meet standards, AfriForum audit reveals

Only 8% – that is, one out of the 11 landfill sites and transfer stations audited in Limpopo this year…

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16 October 2026

Only 27% of landfill sites in KwaZulu-Natal meet standards, AfriForum audit reveals

Only 27% – or three out of the 11 landfill sites and transfer stations audited in KwaZulu-Natal this year as…

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16 October 2026

Only three landfill sites in Gauteng meet standards, AfriForum audit reveals

Only 23% – that is, three out of the 13 landfill sites and transfer stations audited this year in the…

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13 October 2026

Johannesburg water crisis: It’s time to break the municipal monopoly on service delivery – AfriForum

AfriForum believes that the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality’s consideration of involving the private sector in water supply is an…

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5 October 2026

Green Month: AfriForum’s Keimoes branch plants 144 trees and plants for a greener Kalahari

During Green Month – which AfriForum observed in September – the organisation’s Keimoes branch, in collaboration with various schools, churches,…

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2 October 2026

AfriForum landfill audit: Slight improvement cannot mask widespread municipal failures

AfriForum’s 2026 Municipal Landfill Site Audit Report shows a slight improvement in landfill management at a national level, yet 77%…

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