ActionSA is proud to announce that today we donated various forms of Personal Protective Equipment valued, at the time of purchase, at R2 758 660.4 to iThemba and Lifeline, two Non-Governmental Organisations in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni who play a crucial role in supporting the people of South Africa through advocacy and direct intervention.

ActionSA has noted the revelation by StatsSA that the South African economy has declined by a staggerring 1.5% in the third quarter of 2021.

ActionSA in Tshwane reiterates our calls for the City of Tshwane Municipality to make its infrastructure maintenance plans public following another fire at Mooikloof substation that has plunged residents into darkness and remains unresolved for over a week.

As the rainy season begins, ActionSA in Tshwane is deeply concerned about the Mamelodi flood victims who are being subjected to secondary victimisation by the City of Tshwane, which has failed to accelerate the relocation process even after our numerous calls to do so.

As the ActionSA Caucus in the Joburg Council, we are appalled at how the Speaker of Council dealt with Councillors who threw derogatory slurs at the Executive Mayor, Cllr Mpho Phalatse, and other women Councillors, at its 2nd Meeting held on Thursday, 02 December 2021.

ActionSA is pleased to inform residents that following the intervention by ActionSA and other parties, the Joburg Council has agreed to withdraw, from the Agenda of its 2nd Meeting held today, items on the establishment of its oversight committees.

The growing unemployment rate announced by StatSA is an indication of a growing crisis that demands urgent action.

ActionSA notes and applauds President Cyril Ramaphosa for not imposing further draconian restrictions on South Africans and our already battered economy.