#WeWillDoItOurselves
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.
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
7 October 2026
AfriForum is demanding an urgent, proper, and independent investigation into the growing number of serious allegations regarding financial and administrative…
7 October 2026
AfriForum has submitted comments to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) regarding Eskom’s Retail Tariff Structural Adjustment, which…
6 October 2026
After Heritage Day, members of AfriForum’s Springs branch noticed that George Sutter Park, that is maintained by the branch, had…
5 October 2026
During Green Month – which AfriForum observed in September – the organisation’s Keimoes branch, in collaboration with various schools, churches,…
2 October 2026
AfriForum’s 2026 Municipal Landfill Site Audit Report shows a slight improvement in landfill management at a national level, yet 77%…
1 October 2026
Dr. Elias Ntoba, the Municipal Manager of the Dawid Kruiper Local Municipality, could face serious consequences for his failure to…
30 September 2026
AfriForum has submitted comments to the Department of Electricity and Energy regarding the Revised Electricity Pricing Policy (EPP), which outlines…
29 September 2026
AfriForum’s Kempton Park branch provided basic health services to 60 residents at three locations through its mobile health centre in…
29 September 2026
AfriForum’s Kempton Park branch planted four trees at Zuurfontein Cemetery on 12 September as part of AfriForum’s Environmental Month initiative….
23 September 2026
The AfriForum Alberton branch used 475 kg of tar on Saturday morning (19 September) to repair two large potholes at…
22 September 2026
AfriForum’s Kempton Park neighbourhood watch met with Councillor JP Smith, the City of Cape Town’s Mayoral Committee Member for Safety…
22 September 2026
AfriForum’s Alberton neighbourhood watch has increased its visible presence in the community in recent times after an increase in gate…
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