ActionSA today marched to the offices of Police Minister, Bheki Cele, who should’ve been dismissed years ago for his incompetence, where we handed over a memorandum to demand that action be taken within the next three months to urgently address the continued decline in the quality of South African Police Stations.
The political parties exploring a multi-party agreement (DA, IFP, FF Plus, ActionSA, UIM and SNP) are pleased to announce that Professor William Gumede has agreed to chair the National Convention that will sit on 16 and 17 August 2023 at Emperor’s Palace in Kempton Park.
ActionSA has written to City of Johannesburg District Commander, Major-General Max Masha, to deploy K9 units to all police stations in Soweto to tackle the scourge of crimes in the community.
Academics, activists, and experts suggested that ActionSA considers strengthening community policing forums and appointing qualified leadership to help the country restore the rule of law in South Africa.
To solve South Africa’s energy crisis, academics, activists, and experts suggested that ActionSA consider a more aggressive shift towards renewable energy, help develop skills in affected communities and provide energy policy certainty for both the private and public sectors.
Academics, activists, and experts told ActionSA today that it should spur economic growth in South Africa, provide additional support to entrepreneurs and consider the introduction of a universal basic income grant to help bring about economic justice in South Africa.
ActionSA will join the community of Riverlea, Johannesburg, to handover a memorandum to the Langlaagte Police Station next week Monday, 07 August 2023, to demand action over the trauma caused by Zama-Zamas in the community.
ActionSA, on Tuesday morning, laid corruption charges against City of Johannesburg Member of Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Economic Development, Nomoya Mnisi, for allegedly directing the former Joburg Property Company (JPC) Acting CFO, Sipho Mzobe, to make an illicit payment to the ANC Youth League.
In view of the much-anticipated “completion” of the Giyani Water Project, ActionSA has filed an application in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) to access reports on the project from the Department of Water and Sanitation, Lepelle Northern Water and the Mopani District Municipality.
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.
