As ActionSA Caucus Leader in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, I have made a formal submission to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) on Eskom’s proposed electricity tariffs for 2027/28.
ActionSA welcomes the Electoral Court’s dismissal of the African National Congress’s appeal relating to the exclusion of 181 of its candidates from the upcoming Local Government Elections.
ActionSA Gauteng has placed Mr Malesela Teffo on precautionary suspension with immediate effect. The disciplinary process involving Mr Teffo was already underway before his arrest on 15 September 2026.
The City of Johannesburg, led by its ANC MMC for Economic Development, has unlawfully removed an ActionSA billboard in Diepkloof, Soweto in Johannesburg.
The perpetrators of these heinous crimes must not find refuge in Ekurhuleni. Residents must be assured that my presence in this city is not for theatrics.
ActionSA demands that the Minister of Police and the National Commissioner urgently intervene and present a clear plan of action to ensure that the perpetrators responsible for the murders of six women are arrested and brought to justice.
Pan-Africanism does not create room for disrespect, lawlessness or the disregard of the sovereignty of African states. There is no doubt that Africa must unite. We must pursue greater cooperation, easier movement of people and goods, and stronger economic integration.
On Saturday, something happened that made me stop and think deeply about the election we are heading into in Johannesburg.
Cilliers Brink’s latest attempt to manufacture a crisis in Tshwane demonstrates how far the DA’s mayoral candidate is prepared to go to mislead residents for his own political benefit.
ActionSA is gravely concerned about the recent decision taken by the ANC led administration in the City of Joburg’s Council to appoint Lesiba Malotana as Head of the City of Johannesburg Public Safety Department.
