Cape Forum expresses its deep disappointment and dismay over the video currently circulating on social media showing a young (coloured) girl making a racist remark towards (black) fellow learners. “We strongly condemn this,” says Heindrich Wyngaard, Cape Forum’s Chairperson. We have taken note that the incident occurred at Knysna High School in the Southern Cape….
Civil society organisation Cape Forum is deeply disgusted and outraged by the vile and degrading comments recently aired on the Open Chats Podcast. In the particular episode, four young Black African presenters referred to the Coloured community as being incestuous and “crazy”, alleging that Coloured people “sleep with their siblings”. Cape Forum is of the…
Cape Forum is calling on the South African Rugby Union (SARU) to investigate allegations of referee bribery in the Boland itself. The organisation will also offer legal assistance to persons with information regarding incidents where referees were bribed to blow in favour of a specific team, as well as to those who fear they will…
The Cape Forum and the independent agricultural training institution International Agricultural Academy for Africa (i3A) have just entered into a unique partnership that will offer coloured learners at agricultural schools in the Western Cape the opportunity to unlock a career in agriculture at an accelerated pace. This partnership will make it possible for learners to…
Cape Forum is calling on the media and other role players to also focus on the central role of the drug tik in the events that led to the disappearance of six-year-old Joshlin Smith in February 2024, when the guilty parties in this case are sentenced tomorrow (29 May). The organisation – which undertakes community…
The talented Boland rugby star Cornal Hendricks was, according to the civil rights organisation Cape Forum, undeniable proof that the impossible can be achieved despite the extremely difficult circumstances that talented coloured sportspeople must overcome on their path to success. The organisation, which honoured Hendricks with a Cape Champion Award last year, today paid tribute…
Afrikaans may be used when giving statements at the Western Cape South African Police Service (SAPS). This was confirmed to Cape Forum by Lt. Gen. Thembisile Patekile, Western Cape Police Commissioner. Cape Forum wrote to Patekile after the SAPS in the Northern Cape confirmed that they would offer Afrikaans as a service language if requested,…
Cape Forum has learned today that the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Northern Cape has withdrawn its decision to only take statements in English. The original decision was completely contrary to Section 6(3)(1) of the Constitution, which stipulates that provincial governments must use a minimum of two official languages. Cape Forum is in…
The decision of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Northern Cape to take statements only in English from now on is completely contrary to section 6(3)(1) of the Constitution which stipulates that provincial governments must use a minimum of two official languages. According to Cape Forum, this decision will also discriminate against the…
The continuous failure of the South African Police Service’s (SAPS) forensic science laboratory to address the backlog in the processing of DNA evidence shows that mismanagement, incompetence and blatant disregard for justice have become the norm in South Africa’s policing structures. How many victims of rape and violent crime should be denied justice while criminals…
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