The City of Johannesburg has continued to deteriorate under the current ANC-led administration, with residents across the City experiencing persistent failures in basic service delivery.
ActionSA has consistently stood with communities and advocated for accountable, responsive and effective local government. Despite repeated engagements with the Executive to address long-standing service delivery concerns, many critical issues remain unresolved.
Today, ActionSA Joburg Caucus raised the following questions with the Executive:
What action has been taken to address the sinkhole in Witpoortjie Estate, Ward 127, and when will the necessary repairs be completed?
What was the original approved budget for the Bertrams Multipurpose Centre, and what is the current expenditure against that budget?
When will the Johannesburg International Transport Interchange (JITI) become operational?
What are the City’s plans to relocate the residents of Mlamlankunzi Station, as previously promised by Human Settlements?
How many City officials have been identified and subjected to disciplinary action in relation to alleged financial misconduct, corruption, procurement irregularities or financial mismanagement?
The ongoing protest action by Pikitup workers has severely disrupted waste collection and resulted in significant refuse backlogs. What are the key demands of the striking workers, and what steps is the Executive taking to resolve the dispute?
When can residents expect City Power to repair the streetlights in Orchid Road?
What security and infrastructure protection measures have been implemented to prevent repeated attacks and damage to critical electricity infrastructure in Marshalltown?
What is the current status of the former Marshalltown Fire Station, including whether the Johannesburg Property Company (JPC) has conducted structural, fire-safety and health-and-safety compliance assessments?
What are the City’s plans for the land in Madlala Street, between Moshoeshoe and Shuenyane Streets in Orlando East, and when will development of the site commence?
These are not merely political questions. They concern the basic services, infrastructure and safety that Johannesburg residents depend on every day.
ActionSA is demanding that the current Executive provide clear answers on the status of these matters and, importantly, account for the continued service delivery backlog.
As we prepare to present Johannesburg residents with a credible alternative under the leadership of Herman Mashaba, ActionSA remains committed to ethical leadership, transparency and consequence management.
We will continue to demand answers from the current administration while preparing to restore effective, professional and accountable local government in Johannesburg.
ActionSA Joburg Demands Answers From Executive On Critical Service Delivery Failures
The City of Johannesburg has continued to deteriorate under the current ANC-led administration, with residents across the City experiencing persistent failures in basic service delivery.
ActionSA has consistently stood with communities and advocated for accountable, responsive and effective local government. Despite repeated engagements with the Executive to address long-standing service delivery concerns, many critical issues remain unresolved.
Today, ActionSA Joburg Caucus raised the following questions with the Executive:
What action has been taken to address the sinkhole in Witpoortjie Estate, Ward 127, and when will the necessary repairs be completed?
What was the original approved budget for the Bertrams Multipurpose Centre, and what is the current expenditure against that budget?
When will the Johannesburg International Transport Interchange (JITI) become operational?
What are the City’s plans to relocate the residents of Mlamlankunzi Station, as previously promised by Human Settlements?
How many City officials have been identified and subjected to disciplinary action in relation to alleged financial misconduct, corruption, procurement irregularities or financial mismanagement?
The ongoing protest action by Pikitup workers has severely disrupted waste collection and resulted in significant refuse backlogs. What are the key demands of the striking workers, and what steps is the Executive taking to resolve the dispute?
When can residents expect City Power to repair the streetlights in Orchid Road?
What security and infrastructure protection measures have been implemented to prevent repeated attacks and damage to critical electricity infrastructure in Marshalltown?
What is the current status of the former Marshalltown Fire Station, including whether the Johannesburg Property Company (JPC) has conducted structural, fire-safety and health-and-safety compliance assessments?
What are the City’s plans for the land in Madlala Street, between Moshoeshoe and Shuenyane Streets in Orlando East, and when will development of the site commence?
These are not merely political questions. They concern the basic services, infrastructure and safety that Johannesburg residents depend on every day.
ActionSA is demanding that the current Executive provide clear answers on the status of these matters and, importantly, account for the continued service delivery backlog.
As we prepare to present Johannesburg residents with a credible alternative under the leadership of Herman Mashaba, ActionSA remains committed to ethical leadership, transparency and consequence management.
We will continue to demand answers from the current administration while preparing to restore effective, professional and accountable local government in Johannesburg.