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AfriForum hits back against Cyril Ramaphosa calling 49 Afrikaners in the US cowards
The CEO of AfriForum, Kallie Kriel, slammed President Cyril Ramaphosa, who on 13 May 2025 called the 49 Afrikaners who left South Africa cowards.
Fikile Mbalula shares details from ANC-Afrikaner talks, discussions focused on laws and patriotism
ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula shared details about talks between the party and Afrikaner representatives, saying that they focused on patriotism and laws.
AfriForum's Kallie Kriel reacts to 49 Afrikaners leaving SA to go to the USA
AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel said Afrikaners cannot survive culturally in the United States or in any other country after 49 Afrikaners went to the US as refugees.
Wits professor says Afrikaners using Donald Trump's refugee offer just to go to the US, SA divided
Wits University professor Loren Landau sparked mixed reactions when he claimed Afrikaners were using Donald Trump's refugee offer just as a way to get to the USA.
AfriForum praises UK for denying Julius Malema a visa, Kallie Kriel says this is only the beginning
AfriForum has welcomed the UK's decision to deny Julius Malema a visa, with CEO Kallie Kriel saying that this was just the beginning, as he called for more action.
ANC and AfriForum hold frank discussions after recent tensions, South Africans divided by meeting
The African National Congress and AfriForum have sat down to discuss recent tensions between the political party and lobby group, sparking mixed reactions online.
"A melting pot of languages": 100 years strong: Afrikaans marks a milestone in SA history
SA marks 100 years of Afrikaans as an official language, celebrating its unique development from Dutch roots into a diverse tongue influenced by many cultures.
AfriForum and Solidarity criticise Cyril Ramaphosa’s appointment of Mcebisi Jonas, SA annoyed
AfriForum and Solidarity have criticised the decision to appoint Mcebisi Jonas as the special envoy to the US, but South Africans don't care what they have to say.
SABC apologises for not broadcasting Afrikaans news, SA thinks there are bigger issues to focus on
The SABC has apologised for a scheduling error which mean that the Afrikaans news bulletin was not broadcast, but many felt as if it's no big deal.
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