Parties Align to Begin Talks to Provide Joburg with an Alternative
ActionSA, the IFP, the ACDP and the UIM met yesterday evening to discuss the events in Johannesburg over the past few days.
27 April 2023
ActionSA, the IFP, the ACDP and the UIM met yesterday evening to discuss the events in Johannesburg over the past few days.
A memorandum of demands submitted to Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane’s office by ActionSA President, Herman Mashaba and Eastern Cape Provincial Chairperson, Athol Trollip.
ActionSA welcomes the arrests of a 50-year-old woman and her 39-year-old partner for the murder of Nqobizitha Zulu (5) and Tshiamo Rabanye (6), following our offer of a R50 000 reward for anyone who has information that can lead to an arrest.
ActionSA welcomes the SA Human Rights Commission’s directives from its final investigative report into the Ngaka Modiri Molema District and Tswaing Local municipalities.
Gauteng Police Commissioner Elias Mawela has accepted ActionSA’s offer of a R50 000 reward for anyone who provides information that leads to the arrest of culprits who murdered the two boys in Soweto this past week.
This comes after ActionSA, in a statement dated 27 March 2023, uncovered that the contract was unduly awarded to a Nelspruit based Mzimari Productions Company, for over 12 years without following proper supply chain processes.
ActionSA wrote to National Treasury to investigate the incomplete RDP houses in Spokiesdorp – Kuruman since 2018.
On Friday, 28 April, illegal Nigerian immigrant, Tony Kazadi, will finally have to answer on two serious charges that have been brought against him: one of sexual harassment and the other of residing illegally within the borders of South Africa.
ActionSA welcomes the overdue resignation of the ANC-EFF’s puppet Mayor Thapelo Amad ahead of our motion of no confidence in him tomorrow.
On Friday 21 April 2023, ActionSA filed its provisional replying affidavit to the eThekwini High Court in the matter where ActionSA has taken legal action against eThekwini Metro Municipality and various government departments, for failing to fix the sewer infrastructure in eThekwini, which has caused the spewing of raw sewerage into rivers and the ocean for the past few years, resulting in high E.coli levels.