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US Congressman introduces new bill, will allow for sanctions against corrupt South African officials
US Congressman Ronny Jackson has introduced a new bill which will give the US government power to potentially impose sanctions against South African officials.
US imposes 30% tariffs on South Africa, AfriForum CEO says ANC to blame for Donald Trump's actions
AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel has stated that the ANC needs to be held responsible for the 30% tariff imposed on South Africa by US President Donald Trump.
AfriForum calls for international sanctions against EFF's Julius Malema for incitement of violence
AfriForum has called on international governments to impose personal sanctions on Julius Malema for inciting violence by singing the Kill the Boer chant.
uMkhonto weSizwe Party demands justice for 7-year-old Cwecwe, South Africans asks what about Khwezi
The MK Party has promised to take action if police don't ensure justice is served in the Cwecwe case, but South Africans questioned why Khwezi never got justice.
AfriForum denies Bergview College rape incident happened at school, questions parents' recollection
AfriForum's Advocate Gerrie Nel provided a timeline of events surrounding the Bergview College learner's rape incident in the Eastern Cape in a letter.
Elon Musk’s AI, Grok, dispels claims of white genocide, also says AfriForum spreading misinformation
Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, has dispelled his claims of white genocide in South Africa, while state that AfriForum were also spreading misinformation.
Bergview College approaches High Court and applies to have deregistration set aside
The deputy minister of Women, Children and Persons with disabilities, Steve Letsike, slammed AfriForum for representing the Bergview College principal.
Thabo Mbeki urges Afrikaners to address grievances through national dialogue, not by engaging the US
Thabo Mbeki has weighed in on the grievances many Afrikaners have, urging them to discuss it nationally and not approach the United States of America.
"Why are there no marches happening": American lady joins SA fight for sexual assault justice
An American lady living in South Africa was stunned to learn about Cwecwe's story after Mzansi spread awareness on social media. She joined the fight for justice.
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