ActionSA is the only political party in South Africa that, along with other applicants, is part of a case
to be heard in the Gauteng North High Court on 25 th to 27th July to declare the regulations pertaining to mask wearing, gatherings and entry into the country as unconstitutional, ultra vires and irrational.
Yesterday evening, South Africans continued to witness President Ramaphosa’s platitudes about condemning corruption at a time when the country is calling for Action. This is the kind of leadership that South Africans have become used to, but this must change.
According to internal leaked documents from within the national Department of Health, the Minister is considering setting aside the ill-fated, irrational and nonsensical Covid-19 interim regulations, concerning inter alia, the wearing of masks, limitation of gatherings and entry into South Africa.
Today is a very proud moment for ActionSA. As an organisation we focussed our contestation on just 6 out of 278 municipalities in South Africa because of the limited time we had to prepare for the 2021 local government elections.
ActionSA intensifies the fight for the residents of Hammanskraal and surroundings whose water woes continue unabated.
ActionSA is alarmed by media reports which arose yesterday stating that, allegedly, the current government has spent in excess of R308 million on payments for “Cuban doctors and engineers”.
In the wake of interference complaints laid against the MMC for Economic Development Cllr Nkuli Mbundu by the ANC, ActionSA Joburg Caucus expresses its full confidence in Cllr Mbundu.
ActionSA is pleased to announce that, in just four months, the highly successful A Re Sebetseng service delivery blitz campaign, under the committed leadership of ActionSA MMC Funzi Ngobeni has managed to repair the equivalent of 112 699 potholes across the seven regions of the City of Johannesburg.
ActionSA is pleased to announce that, in just four months, the highly successful A Re Sebetseng service delivery blitz campaign, under the committed leadership of ActionSA MMC Funzi Ngobeni has managed to repair the equivalent of 112 699 potholes across the seven regions of the City of Johannesburg.
ActionSA notes the Auditor-General’s report which paints a bleak picture of the dysfunctional state
of local government.
