MEDIA STATEMENT: CHIEF ALBERT LUTHULI RULING

The Helen Suzman Foundation (HSF) welcomes the 30 October 2025 ruling of the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Pietermaritzburg, which found that Chief Albert Luthuli was murdered by operatives of the Apartheid Security Branch in 1967.

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ZEP FORM

The Helen Suzman Foundation is able to write letters on behalf of ZEP holders who are struggling to access services such as open bank accounts, obtain new licenses or continue with their employment. In order to assist you, please fill the form on this link

HSF's Roundtable on Just Energy Transition

The Helen Suzman Foundation hosted a roundtable which took stock of whether SA used its G20 Presidency to push for the adoption of Global South priorities on a Just Energy Transition.

You can watch the full proceedings here

HSF rejects finalisation of white paper on citizenship, immigration and refugee protection

The Helen Suzman Foundation (HSF) is dismayed by Cabinet’s decision to adopts as final the White Paper on the Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Protection: Towards a Complete Overhaul of the Migration System in South Africa (White Paper). This, despite strenuous objections from numerous civil society organizations, including HSF.

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Our Recent Work

Helen Suzman Foundation Welcomes Zimbabwean Exemption Permits Extension

HSF’s Executive Director, Nicole Fritz spoke to Newzroom Afrika’s Cathy Mohlahlana, welcoming the extension of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit.

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