While smaller parties have seen a decline and over fist, the Freedom Front Plus has emerged as one of the biggest winners of the 2019 election
Over the past four elections the smaller political parties have been losing votes hand over fist
An application by the Freedom Front Plus to stop the implementation of e-tolls has been struck off the roll at the high court in Pretoria.
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/ 25 February 2009
A minibus taxi driver who allegedly ran down a girl on a scooter in Pretoria should be charged with murder, the Freedom Front Plus said on Wednesday.
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/ 26 October 2005
The Freedom Front Plus says that even if the Oilgate scandal ruins the party financially, it won’t disclose its sources and will contest empowerment company Imvume Management court bid to force it to do so. The issue stems from disclosures about the scandal that the FF+ made in the National Assembly in June.
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/ 24 October 2005
The Freedom Front Plus has won the University of Pretoria’s annual student representative council elections for the ninth time in a row, party leader Pieter Mulder said on Monday. ”The result is of special importance seen in the light of the language debate which is currently taking place at historically Afrikaans universities,” Mulder said.
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/ 1 September 2004
Ten local councillors from various parties crossed over to the Freedom Front Plus within hours of the floor-crossing window period coming into effect, party leader Pieter Mulder said on Wednesday. Included in the crossings was former chairperson of the New National Party caucus Wrentia Landman.
The Freedom Front Plus has called for a national debate on the future of affirmative action in South Africa. The party says that studies carried out in other parts of the world show that quotas based along racial lines do not work, and that an alternative must be sought and implemented.
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In a protest on Thursday against the unequal donation policies of big business during the elections, the Freedom Front Plus handed back R10Â 000 to Sanlam at its head offices in Bellville, near Cape Town. ”We don’t want this donation … it is humiliation,” FF+ leader Dr Pieter Mulder told journalists.
Special Report: Elections 2004
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/ 13 November 2003
The Democratic Alliance on Thursday said almost the entire provincial leadership of the Freedom Front Plus in Limpopo had decided to join it instead. However, the FF+ said all provincial structures had been disbanded after provincial leader Gerhard Venter had apparently appeared in court on a criminal charge.