AfriForum Worldwide

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This initiative is the ideal platform for every South African currently living abroad, but who would still like to stay in touch with his homeland.

The initiative involves a website helping people to remain informed of news events in South Africa. Here you can also get reliable advice, simply enjoy each other’s company, share your experiences and tell more about the interesting places where you currently live and work.

Our AfriForum Worldwide team has done proper research to determine what exactly is important for South Africans abroad and that is precisely why this information has been published on the website. This includes current local news and contributions such as photos and stories of South Africans living in interesting places on all four corners of the earth, as well as a World Guide that is unique in its own way.

AfriForum Worldwide’s World Guide is where South African businesses from all over the world come together to form a community. This way they become part of this wonderful networking opportunity.

Businesses from all over the world can be located on the World Guide. Here you can find doctors, lawyers, financial advisors, hairdressers, and many more who can offer their services in Afrikaans. However, the World Guide is not only for Afrikaans businesses but also for English businesses whose services are also available in Afrikaans. The World Guide will come in handy even if you just travel overseas – information about embassies, guest houses, restaurants, and pharmacies are at your fingertips.

On AfriForum Worldwide’s World Guide you not only become part of a business network, but it is also a valuable way of building a support network for those days when you miss home too much and everyone is just too far away.

Worldwide also has a newsletter, Spotlight, to which you can subscribe free of charge. This newsletter contains, among others, news from the Afrikaans media outlet Maroela Media, the latest news on festivals and appearances abroad by well-known South African artists, as well as important information regarding citizenship, passports, tax and how to participate in the South African general election abroad.

In addition, AfriForum Worldwide’s Facebook page is an extremely popular interactive hangout for all South Africans, locally and abroad.

AfriForum Worldwide is continuously striving towards keeping South Africans up to date on the best gatherings abroad where you, your friends and family members can socialise and celebrate a shared heritage.

In the past couple of years we already approached various contributors and also made new Worldwide friends.

We are looking forward to continuing this tradition and we want to service all South African citizens to the best of our ability – regardless of where you find yourself.

Stay involved and informed of matters in South Africa.

AfriForum Worldwide – Your online home abroad!

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