When ActionSA takes up seats in Parliament in 2024, we are going to push to introduce legislation to bring an end to the exploitative outsourcing practices in South African Municipalities.
In the wake of the resignation of Mr André de Ruyter as CEO of Eskom, these allegations raise serious concerns about the impact of improper interference on the ability of Eskom’s management to deal with the unprecedented crisis facing South Africa.
There is little doubt that André de Ruyter resigned as Eskom CEO due to the continued belittling he received from Mineral Resources and Energy Minister, Gwede Mantashe, who has repeatedly questioned, stalled and blocked efforts by De Ruyter to clean up the power utility.
ActionSA welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s immediate suspension of Western Cape High Court Judge President, John Hlophe.
ActionSA Provincial Chairperson, Zwakele Mncwango and party members today attended a Court Case hearing and held a picket outside Pinetown Magistrates’ Courts to bring awareness to a Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) case, where two women, Enhle Majozi (18) and Sthembile Ngobese (23) were shot dead, allegedly by police constable, Blessing Sikhakhane.
While ActionSA welcomes a search and seizure operations by the Hawks at the Tembisa hospital following irregular contracts worth R850 million on Tuesday morning, we are concerned about the growing wasteful expenditure by the Gauteng provincial government.
Today, as history repeats itself, the ANC in Parliament have once again demonstrated that the party will always come before their oath of office, the Constitution and the South African people.
ActionSA Limpopo Provincial Secretary, Kgoshi Letsiri Phaahla visited the Royal Family of Kgošigadi Mogoshadi Malepe of Sadowa Ga-Malepe in Hoedspruit.
ActionSA notes that the Western Cape Provincial Legislature’s Ethics Committee has ordered the Deputy Speaker, Beverley Schafer, pay back R18 000 out of the R158, 297.86 in fruitless and wasteful expenditure she accrued while unduly using an X5 to which she was not entitled.
ActionSA is deeply disappointed on behalf of the residents of Nelson Mandela Bay that the Metro has lost R242 million from its conditional grant funding intended to fix roads and build houses because it was not spent in the 2021/2022 financial year. This brings the total returned to the Treasury for the past three financial years to R860 million.
ActionSA disputes recent claims made against the party by the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, accusing our organisation of recruiting the coalition-led eThekwini’s Deputy Mayor of the Abantu Botho Congress (ABC), Cllr Philani Mavundla.
ActionSA implores all ANC and Opposition MPs alike to vote in favour of initiating impeachment proceedings against President Ramaphosa.
ActionSA will write to Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, to ask that a provincial state of disaster be declared in terms of the Disaster Management Act following recent flooding which has damaged the homes of thousands of thousands of people living in the Province.
After almost a decade of failure, on Sunday, President Cyril Ramaphosa visited the infamous Giyani water project that was initiated to provide water to 55 villages. An estimated amount of R3 billion has already been spent on the project and not a single village has received water.
ActionSA vehemently opposes the appointment of the controversial Adv. Lonwabo Ngoqo as the Municipal Manager of the Matjhabeng Municipality that is on the brink of collapse.
