ActionSA notes with alarm the US Bilateral Relations Bill, tabled in the US House of Representatives, which could threaten more than 150,000 South Africa jobs at home.
On Wednesday, 10 April 2024, ActionSA noted with caution the visit by the Minister of Water and Sanitation and his team in a bid to fast-track the longstanding Hammanskraal water issue. He will be visiting the Rooiwal Wastewater Works today and attending a sod-turning event for the Klipdrift Package Plant.
This Thursday, 11 April 2024 at 10:00, Ekurhuleni’s Council will once again attempt to meet and elect a new Executive Mayor after ActionSA successfully tabled a Motion of No Confidence in the EFF Puppet Mayor, Sivuyile Ngodwana.
ActionSA strongly opposes the Department of Social Development’s decision to cut funding for NPOs, as it will adversely affect vulnerable communities that rely on them for support.
ActionSA has resolved to embark on a solidarity march with the aggrieved workers on Monday, 15 April 2024 to Glencore Steelpoort Campus.
These are the remarks made during a press conference held at GIBS in Johannesburg. This followed a roundtable conducted by students and led by ActionSA Team FixSA Member for Higher Education, Dr Tutu Faleni, ActionSA Youth Forum Chairperson, Hluphi Gafane, and ActionSA Head of Students, Thabo Malosi.
Today, ActionSA joined forces with security guards from the City of Johannesburg JMPD to picket outside the Martindale offices.
ActionSA welcomes the ruling by the Press Council against the publication of a dodgy anonymous poll by Rapport which withheld the provenance of an electoral poll published on 10 March 2024.
ActionSA condemns the attack of medical personnel at Themba Hospital in Mpumalanga, by the Kabhokweni Business Forum bullies who threatened and assaulted nurses and patients and demanding to be awarded tenders at the hospital.
Today, ActionSA hosted a picket outside the Provincial Headquarters of the South African Police Service (SAPS), calling for urgent resource capacitation of GBV desks across police stations in the Western Cape.
