JOHANNESBURG - AfriForum is confident that its collaboration with March on March will benefit both organisations and their supporters.
The two organisations have agreed to work together on several issues, including illegal immigration.
AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel said the organisations shared several common interests.
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“It's not strange at all if you just look at the facts,” Kriel said.
“We don't have to agree on everything, and I think that makes it not so unlikely. We have shared interests, and we should be able to cooperate respectfully to promote those interests.
“What makes it great in this regard is that both AfriForum and March on March have a grassroots presence. That means we can make a difference in the country, and that gives me hope," Kriel added.