TrauMatic consequences of Transformania
With Stellenbosch University’s decision to restrict the use of a minority’s mother tongue, one wonders what the next freedom to be prohibited or restricted will…
Review of the week at the UN
AfriForum Youth, AfriForum and Solidarity attended the 2 461st sitting of the United Nations’ (UN’s) Committee for the Eradication of Racial Discrimination (CERD) in Geneva,…
Tuks SRC candidate represents youth at UN
AfriForum Youth will internationalise the quota system issue when Henrico Barnard, AfriForum Youth Tuks SRC presidential candidate, travels to the United Nations in August to…
Rector thinks rules need not be followed
AfriForum Youth started identifying a pattern in Prof. Wim de Villiers, Rector and Vice-chancellor of the University of Stellenbosch (US), of attempting to bypass official…
Open Stellenbosch propaganda
Dear Stellenbosch student, The recent video called Listen, loaded on social media by the group Open Stellenbosch, is nothing but cheap propaganda. I know some…
Why I like AfriForum and Solidarity: Creating a culture of hope
Twenty-five years old, Dutch, likes music and politics, master student in Crisis and Security Management at the University of Leiden, Campus The Hague in the…
This one was for you, granddad George
My name is John-Henry Sinclair. I am a final-year student at the University of the Free State (Kovsies). I am a positive, young Afrikaner boy…
What exactly is the problem, South Africa?
Are the supposedly ‘Afrikaner’ universities making South Africa’s ‘transformed’ universities look bad? Are Afrikaner students an easy target because they have thus far refused to…
Double standards are making white students resentful
Racial relations in South Africa reached a new low after a series of incidents at universities across the country.
Why would you not study in Afrikaans?
About a month ago, I was on the Hatfield campus of the University of Pretoria, waiting for a class to start when I overheard remarks…
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