The foreign minister reiterated that the US president’s offer of refugee status for Afrikaners was not made within the international definition of asylum
The department of international relations and cooperation rejected the claim, saying the government was bound by the Constitution to defend the rights of South Africans of all races
The United States president said ‘some bad things’ are happening in the country
The department of international relations and cooperation said the order failed to recognise South Africa’s ‘profound and painful history of colonialism and apartheid’
The Broederbond itself — dedicated to ensuring the supremacy of Afrikaners —was split into verkrampte and verligte tendencies
Afrikaner homeland ambitions may be renewed following the change in the political winds in both South Africa and Europe
Contentiously moved, the Afrikaner symbol now stands alongside apartheid figureheads.
The Orania volkstaat is booming but equal opportunity favours the entrepreneurs and those who have made it on the outside.
The Afrikaans pop star has a big whinge on board, and he can’t shut up about it. He doesn’t see how well-off he is.
Will some in the Afrikaans community ever make peace with the fact that a new, better country awaits their participation?
Dan Roodt and other Afrikaner have activists recently launched a new political platform, which aims to fight for Afrikaner self-determination.
The Voortrekker Monument proved an ironic choice of venue to discuss land reform with Afrikaner farmers.
Desmond Tutu has slated the ANC’s exclusion of Afrikaners from Nelson Mandela’s funeral, saying it would have appalled Madiba.
The Red October march against black-on-white violence, led by Steve Hofmeyr and Sunette Bridges, took place in Pretoria. Here’s what happened.
Posters of dead farmers and old South African flags were waved about at the Red October march on the Union Buildings to protest "white genocide".
The Orania Rebels, a rugby team from the unofficial Afrikaner state in the Northern Cape, is not a whites only team but an Afrikaners only team.
It is doubtful that a homogeneous volk ever really existed, but the debate about Afrikaner identity – and its future – has not run its full course.