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Gareth Cliff responds to report alleging AfriForum spent R1.6 billion

by Zintle Mdaka
PICTURE: INSTAGRAM/(@grcliff)

Broadcaster Gareth Cliff has weighed in after a recent report scrutinising AfriForum’s finances sparked widespread debate online. He questioned the motives behind the coverage and defended the civil rights organisation against its critics.

Also see: Gareth Cliff warns Julius Malema after prison sentence

Report puts AfriForum’s finances under the spotlight

The debate follows a recent report by News24 examining AfriForum’s financial statements, which alleged the organisation collected around R1.6 billion from members over several years and analysed how those funds were spent. The report highlighted expenditure on salaries, marketing, legal matters and community initiatives, prompting widespread discussion on social media.

AfriForum has rejected suggestions of financial impropriety, saying the report misrepresents its finances and defending its spending as necessary to fund its operations, legal work, community safety projects and other initiatives. The organisation has also published a response disputing the report’s conclusions.

Another apology by @News24 to @AfriForum coming soon!

News24 has once again published false claims in its latest attack on AfriForum.

For instance, contrary to what News24 claims, @WernerHuman18 has never received a cent in salary or directors’ fees from @AfriForum. Nor does… pic.twitter.com/4P4FSnbfoR

— AfriForum (@afriforum) July 26, 2026

Also see: Gareth Cliff questions Bellarmine Mugabe’s SA presence after shooting arrest

Gareth Cliff defends AfriForum

Joining the online conversation, Gareth came to AfriForum’s defence after a link to the report was shared on social media.

Gareth criticised what he viewed as selective reporting and questioned why the organisation’s finances were receiving so much attention compared to those of other institutions.

His remarks quickly gained traction, with supporters agreeing that AfriForum was being unfairly targeted, while others argued that any organisation operating at such a scale should be subject to public scrutiny.

I love how an organization that builds nothing has the temerity to publish gotcha articles about one that serves its community in tangible, positive and constructive ways. The people who run Afriforum deserve every cent they get. And I’ll bet their donors agree https://t.co/KgBy3lFID2

— Gareth Cliff (@GarethCliff) July 26, 2026

Also see: Gareth Cliff Sparks Online Debate With Reaction to Charlie Kirk’s Death

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