The governing multi-party coalition in the Gauteng metros notes with concern the repeated claims by Chair of Chairs, Councillor Colleen Makhubele, that she is the Acting Speaker of the City of Johannesburg.
In a Senate meeting held on 4th of September 2022, ActionSA Senate resolved to terminate the membership of Albert Kiviet.
ActionSA has learned with great disappointment and concern, that Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, the Minister of Home Affairs, extended the Zimbabwean exemptions granted to Zimbabwean nationals for a further 6 months to 30 June 2023.
Today the multi-party coalition concluded a meeting to discuss the events that transpired in the City of Johannesburg Council last night.
ActionSA Tshwane Region welcomes the newly reconfigured City Of Tshwane Caucus Leadership. We believe that the new leadership will lead the caucus to greater heights
Today, a historic ActionSA-sponsored motion before the Johannesburg City Council was passed to initiate the process of integrating residents who receive their electricity supply directly from Eskom under City Power. This is particularly important for residents of Soweto, who have been neglected by Eskom for far too long and subjected to illegal credit management practices.
ActionSA’s motions of no confidence in the Mayor, Speaker, Deputy Mayor and Chief Whip of the KwaDukuza Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal will finally serve before Council. These motions would pave the way to the removal of the ANC from this municipality and its replacement by a multi-party coalition.
In light of the recent order handed down by the Honourable Judge Makume in the South Gauteng High Court on 19 August 2022 and the subsequent government gazette banning the transportation and movement of cattle for 21 days, ActionSA finds the ruling to be impractical and detrimental to the livestock, game and fibre industries in South Africa.
Today, ActionSA President Herman Mashaba returned to Kgetleng Rivier, North-West. On his first visit, he met a local farmer who has done exceptional humanitarian work in the community, Wilhelm Roche. Loved by many, the community asked Willie to stand as a Councillor in the 2021 Local Government Elections. Whilst not an aspiring politician, Wilhelm agreed to stand as an Independent Candidate, with the hopes of being in a stronger position to help the community. He won the Ward with 54% against the ANC and has since served as a Ward councillor in the Municipality of Kgetleng Rivier
ActionSA notes with grave concern the seizure of assets worth millions of Rands by the Sheriff of the Court yesterday, 25 August 2022. This was proven by numerous videos verifying assets being removed from eThekwini Municipal offices and the publication of the High Court Order of South Africa Warrant of Execution in the matter.
