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AfriForum branches

The main objective of an AfriForum branch is to organise communities, as well as conduct projects and actions in the following focus areas.

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What do our branches do?

The main objective of an AfriForum branch is to organise communities, as well as conduct projects and actions in the following focus areas:

Community projects
Community safety
Local government affairs
Environmental affairs
Youth
Health
Culture and tourism

The AfriForum branch management consists of branch officials promoting the aims of each focus area.

AfriForum branches are financed by AfriForum members that specifically make donations to their local branch. Businesses are also welcome to finance our branch projects by means of monthly donations in order to create a better and healthier business environment in the relevant town. Section 18A certificates are available on request.

The core philosophy of AfriForum’s structures involves not waiting for the state to solve the problems experienced by communities, but rather to make a real difference by conducting do-it-yourself projects. By joining forces, communities can create a free, safe and prosperous future together.

Do-it-yourself is better than doing nothing; become involved at your local AfriForum branch today.

Media statements

26 June 2026

AfriForum urges public to comment on far-reaching National Water Amendment Bill

AfriForum calls on farmers, water users, businesses, civil society organisations and other interested parties to submit comments on the 2026…

26 June 2026

AfriForum seeks urgent court order against NERSA’s silence on R54 billion error

AfriForum has applied to the High Court in Pretoria for an urgent court order against the National Energy Regulator of…

26 June 2026

Matjhabeng Municipality must intervene in Welkom sewage crisis – AfriForum

AfriForum demands an urgent investigation into the delay in repairing the sewage network in Riebeeckstad, Welkom, where residents have had…

24 June 2026

AfriForum upgrades make Dr. W.K. du Plessis School safer

AfriForum’s Springs branch joined forces with the community, neighbourhood watch members and staff of Dr. W.K. du Plessis School on…

22 June 2026

AfriForum’s challenge of Joburg’s water levy to be heard in court tomorrow

AfriForum’s urgent court application to review and set aside the Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality’s controversial increase of 65,6% in the water…

19 June 2026

AfriForum demands answers about Free State government’s failure to implement Ngwathe court order

AfriForum demands urgent answers from MaQueen Letsoha-Mathae, Premier of the Free State, regarding the provincial government’s failure to implement a…

18 June 2026

MidWit neighbourhood team removes nearly 300 bags of waste to keep these two towns clean

AfriForum’s MidWit neighbourhood team, affiliated with AfriForum’s branches in Middelburg and eMalahleni (formerly Witbank), mowed and cleaned more than nine…