ActionSA UCT has formally submitted its appeal to the Elections commission in respect of the Sanctions against the UCT Student Chapter.

The announcement that Eskom has moved South Africa to stage 5 loadshedding typifies just how incapable the ANC is of running this country.

ActionSA extends its deepest condolences to the families of the horrific crash in Pongola, KZN allegedly caused by trucks overtaking each other over a solid line which is against the rules of the road.

ActionSA welcomes eThekwini Municipality closing of Durban’s beaches due to the concern over the quality of the seawater.

ActionSA UCT is disappointed to have had our society chapter’s launch event scheduled today, Friday 16 September 2022, cancelled by the University of Cape Town’s Election Commission (EC) and the Department of Student Affairs, barely two hours before the commencement of the event.

ActionSA continues to grow across all provinces with every waking day and we are pleased that our offer and plan to fix South Africa is resonating with more and more South Africans.

Yesterday, 15 September 2022, ActionSA Tshwane Regional Chairperson, Mr Oupa Mathibela, accompanied by the MMC for Housing and Human Settlement, Cllr Abel Tau, conducted a site inspection at Skierlik Informal Settlement in Pieneaarspoort following an invitation from our Branch Chairperson, Thembinkosi Magagula.

ActionSA calls on the eThekwini Municipality to be honest about the current levels of sewage bacteria (E-coli) in the water and not to put the health and lives of residents, tourists and employees at risk.

ActionSA is concerned that the City of Tshwane Special Council meeting scheduled for this morning to deal with the forensic report into the Rooiwal Wastewater Treatment Plant has been postponed for the third time.