ActionSA’s Senate Resolves to Review Approach to Coalitions
ActionSA concluded a Senate meeting yesterday which was dedicated exclusively to discuss the future of coalitions.
6 October 2022
ActionSA concluded a Senate meeting yesterday which was dedicated exclusively to discuss the future of coalitions.
ActionSA welcomes the news of the arrest of four suspects charged in the Molopo Magistrates’ Court over dubious multimillion-rand SA Express contract.
On Tuesday, 4 October, ActionSA’s Abel Tau welcomed 154 of 691 approved would-be tenants of Marabastad Townlands to view units ahead of preparations for the year-end occupations.
ActionSA Students Chapter’s National Executive Council is pleased to announce that University of Cape Town (UCT) Students’ Chapter has won 2 seats following preliminary Students Representative Council (SRC) results pronounced by UCT officials and the Electoral Commission.
Gauteng Premier David Makhura’s resignation should’ve marked a sigh of relief for residents of the province, but instead, he will be replaced by another ANC politician who is most likely going to pick up where Makhura left off.
The dust is yet to settle following an unlawful power-grab by the ANC.
On Monday, 03 October 2022, ActionSA Tshwane Regional Chairperson Oupa Mathibela conducted an inspection at the Refilwe Extension 5 reservoir in Cullinan. This follows an invitation from the community that the city is now providing them with water not confirmed if safe for human consumption.
On Thursday, 29 September 2022, Tshwane Council sat with an agenda again containing the contentious forensic investigation report into the appointment of Edwin Sodi’s Blackhead Consulting for the refurbishment of the Rooiwal Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The governing multi-party coalition in Johannesburg expresses disappointment at the events that led to the election of Colleen Makhubele as Speaker of Johannesburg and that threaten the return of the ANC to government.
ActionSA is disappointed by a dishonest mischaracterisation of our efforts to improve the stability of the Johannesburg coalition by the DA Provincial Leader, Solly Msimanga. In his remarks Msimanga sought to mischaracterise ActionSA’s position as a power play. It is regrettable that Msimanga made these remarks in contradiction to a multi-party effort to find solutions.