ActionSA calls on the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to urgently issue a nolle prosequi certificate to the families of the three deceased Lily Mine workers, following its decision not to institute criminal proceedings arising from the Lily Mine tragedy.
ActionSA welcomes the proclamation by the COGTA minister of 4 November as the election date, and re-iterates its readiness to contest the 2026 LGE and repair South Africa’s broken municipalities. The party stands ready for these elections, having focused its efforts into a long-term ground campaign that began soon after the 2024 National and Provincial Elections.
Following our urgent intervention in May regarding a network of unaccredited private schools operating in the Ekurhuleni region, ActionSA is pleased to announce a significant breakthrough in our fight to protect vulnerable learners and parents.
ActionSA has submitted questions for written reply to the Mpumalanga Department of Public Works, Roads and Transport following allegations from residents of Vezubuhle in Thembisile Hani Local Municipality regarding delays in employment opportunities linked to the SANRAL R573 Moloto Road upgrade project.
Today, ActionSA Joburg Mayoral Candidate, Herman Mashaba, welcomed over 200 disillusioned African National Congress members in Thembelihle, Ward 8, Lenasia.
ActionSA is deeply saddened and outraged by the destruction of a family home in Siyathuthuka Enkanini in Belfast, Ward 1, after what appears to have been a catastrophic failure by the Emakhazeni Local Municipality Fire and Rescue Services.
ActionSA calls on the Ekurhuleni City Manager, Kagiso Lerutla, to effect immediate termination of the employment of suspended Ekurhuleni Deputy Chief, Julius Mkhwanazi.
ActionSA condemns the latest display of ANC patronage masquerading as public service in the Limpopo Department of Public Works and Infrastructure under MEC Tony Rachuene.
ActionSA is deeply concerned by the continued suspension of 24-hour services at Verena Community Clinic, which has left thousands of residents without access to emergency primary healthcare during the night.
South Africans have grown accustomed to a political culture where appointments are based on loyalty, factionalism and political patronage, instead of competence.
