The national coalition oversight group of the City of Tshwane coalition government met last night to receive reports from the Tshwane Mayoral Committee on the adverse audit outcome for the 2021/2022 financial year.

ActionSA has received written confirmation from the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) that it will investigate whether any human rights were violated at Shongwe Hospital in Mpumalanga.

In a voice note that surfaced sent by Ward Cllr Hariram to a WhatsApp group chat after the Ward Committee elections, Ms Hariram who is a South African Indian can be heard questioning why – in a meeting where there were predominantly individuals of Indian origin – was a Black South African voted for to form part of the Ward Committee.

ActionSA will ask the City of Tshwane to u provide feedback on a reported increase in hijacking incidents due to load shedding, as well as put forward recommendations to the city’s council to compel the Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) to deploy resources to the areas affected.

The governing multi-party coalition in the City of Tshwane has taken note of serious findings arising from the Auditor-General’s report for the 2021/2022 financial year.

In a statement by Minister of Higher Education, Blade Mzimande, about Hayley Reichert that her interview with ENCA is misleading and unfounded, that she is assisting students that are abandoned by the Mpumalanga Department of Education in Russia, is concerning.

On the 31 December 2022, ActionSA was shocked to learn that ANC leaders in ward 10, were seen driving around Moletjie with ANC-branded bakkies removing ActionSA posters from poles in ward 10.

ActionSA condemn the attack of Mpumalanga Tourist area by 20 armed gunmen at Graskop. Provincial Police Commissioner must take note of the increased attacks at our popular tourist destinations and increase police visibility.

One of ActionSA’s values is the appreciation and promotion of cultural diversity. Our cultural and religious customs are part and parcel of who we are because we attribute specific important meaning to them.

5 February will mark 7 years since the disastrous tragedy of the collapse of Lily Mine that led to the lamp room container trapping Yvonne Mnisi, Pretty Nkambule and Solomon Nyirenda inside.

ActionSA has learned of yet another tragedy involving minors at a local tavern. One would have thought that the tragic Enyobeni Tavern disaster should have been the last such incident to occur in the socially depressed and impoverished Eastern Cape.

I have received two tip offs of TMPD officers allegedly extorting motorists “coldrink” money. I strongly condemn these actions and call for motorists to resist the urge to take the easy way out.

ActionSA notes with concern the reports of an alleged racist incident that took place at a Masselspoort swimming facility on Christmas Day.

ActionSA calls for the speedy control of the measles outbreak by the Mpumalanga Department of Health and for the MEC to brief the province on the plans to contain the spread of this outbreak.

ActionSA is outraged and disappointed after learning, through social media reports, that a recently elected ANC councillor in the Ditsobotla Local Municipality has been arrested for stock theft in Lichtenburg.