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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

9 November 2026

Edenvale branch and Essentially Edenvale undertake ongoing clean-up project

On 24 October, in collaboration with Essentially Edenvale, AfriForum’s Edenvale branch launched another cleanup operation at the bridge near Horwood’s…

6 November 2026

AfriForum’s Lydenburg and Machadodorp branches take the lead in halting the decline of their towns

AfriForum’s Lydenburg and Machadodorp branches each established their own cleaning team over the past week in an effort to halt…

3 November 2026

AfriForum awaits judgment on Joburg water demand management levy

Approximately R1,8 billion – equivalent to R1 million every day for five years – is being collected from Johannesburg residents…

30 October 2026

AfriForum submits PAIA request following George Municipality’s silence on camera system

AfriForum today submitted a formal application in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) to the George…

30 October 2026

Municipality shrugs off responsibility as AfriForum removes Christiana’s refuse for a week

The Lekwa-Teemane Local Municipality has failed to provide refuse removal services in Christiana and other areas for nearly two weeks…

29 October 2026

Recovery plan needed for 44% of water lost by Tshwane Metro, says AfriForum

AfriForum today sent another letter to Johann Mettler, Municipal Manager of the Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, demanding a comprehensive, time-bound plan…

29 October 2026

Electricity consumers cannot continue to fill Eskom’s piggy bank, says AfriForum

Eskom’s announcement of its R30,3 billion profit for the 2025/2026 financial year, coupled with soaring electricity prices over the years…

28 October 2026

AfriForum neighbourhood team continues grass-cutting projects in Vryburg

AfriForum’s Vryburg neighbourhood team mowed more than 2.8 hectares of grass in public spaces and on private properties during October….

27 October 2026

Judgment reserved in AfriForum’s Mangaung refuse removal case

AfriForum’s court case against the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality over its ongoing failure to provide refuse removal services in Bloemfontein was…