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AfriForum today won a second round in the battle to retain historic street names in Pretoria. The North Gauteng High Court dismissed the application for leave to appeal by the Tshwane Metro...
The third chapter in the saga regarding the donation of Alouette helicopters by the South African National Defence Force to the Zimbabwean army ended in a success for AfriForum today when the...
The Higher Education Transformation Network (HETN), acting on behalf of
its alumni members, hereby wishes to condemn the attempt by Afriforum
legal advisor, Mr Willie Spies, to muzzle and gag the...
The North Gauteng High Court today confirmed a temporary interdict which was obtained against the Minister of Defence on 25 January 2013. The interdict holds that the South African National Defence...
The Higher Education Transformation Network (HETN), acting on behalf of its alumni members, hereby confirms that it has received legal summonses for civil defamation as well as an application to...
The Higher Education Transformation Network (HETN), acting on behalf of
its alumni membership, hereby takes note of the media reports by the
University of Pretoria and Afriforum in response to our...
The action follows after requests from AfriForum to engage with the mayor, Kgosientso Ramokgopa, to find a solution for the name issue, fell on deaf ears. AfriForum earlier this year sought an...
The Higher Education Transformation Network (HETN), acting on behalf of
its alumni membership, has noted the ongoing idle threats propagated by
Mr Willie Spies of Afriforum against the Higher...
The Higher Education Transformation Network (HETN), hereby notes the plans by Mr Willie Spies and Afriforum to launch legal
action against the HETN for defamation owing to our principled objection...
The HETN stands by and reiterates its disputing and rejection of the recent unfair “election” of Mr Willie Spies of Afriforum to the Council of the University of Pretoria on the basis of...
AfriForum’s legal team is ready to oppose the Zimbabwean government’s planned appeal in the Constitutional Court, regarding the registration of a finding of the SADC Tribunal.
The North Gauteng High Court delivered judgement in the controversial Judge Nkola Motata’s application to be permitted to again act as judge pending a disciplinary hearing by the Judicial Service...
The Supreme Court of Appeal earlier today indefinitely postponed an application by the ANC to appeal against the ruling of acting judge Leon Halgryn, regarding the controversial “Shoot the...
Tonight, civil rights organisation, AfriForum, will announce action steps in its campaign to protect human rights and respect for the law in Southern Africa at a function in Bloemfontein.
This...
The North Gauteng High Court has reserved judgment in controversial Judge Motata’s application to resume his judicial duties, despite the pending disciplinary process against him. Motata was...