Today, ActionSA will begin engaging South Africans across all 9 provinces to develop a dossier of police stations that are failing the people of our country.
After a visit to Allenridge in Matjhabeng Welkom where residents’ houses are immersed in sewage, ActionSA has elected to embark on a Petition Campaign to get 1000 signatures from the residents who are tired of the prevailing sanitation crisis that has engulfed the province.
ActionSA sincerely empathises with and understands the frustrations of the various Ratepayers Associations calling for a rates boycott.
ActionSA is deeply disappointed that the Germiston Magistrate’s Court has again postponed the criminal case against the undocumented foreign national Tony Kadzadi – who is accused of hijacking buildings in Primrose, Ekurhuleni – for the eleventh time.
ActionSA congratulates our Head of Strategic Litigation, Advocate Gillian Benson, on the Gender Mainstreaming Award she received this week for breaking gender boundaries in the legal services sector.
ActionSA has, today, announced that we are in the process of filing papers opposing elements of the litigation launched by My Vote Counts (MVC) who recently filed papers in the Western Cape High Court.
ActionSA welcomes the South African Human Rights (SAHRC) Report on the investigation into Shongwe Hospital in Mpumalanga following our complaint in October 2022.
ActionSA has written to the National Police Commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, to investigate Deputy President, Paul Mashatile, for possibly lying about his involvement in the assault of three South Africans by his SAPS VIP Protection Unit at the beginning of July.
ActionSA wishes the Traditional Prime Minister of the Zulu Monarch and Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) President Emeritus, Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, a speedy recovery following reports of his hospitalisation.
On Thursday, 3 August 2023, Herman Mashaba, Michael Beaumont and nine ActionSA Provincial Chairpersons will lead a march to the Offices of Police Minister, Bheki Cele, in Pretoria.
