ActionSA notes reports relating to the suspension of eThekwini Municipality’s Head of Supply Chain Management, Andrew Petersen, after failing to execute his duties diligently.

The ActionSA welcomes Councillor Kgosietsile Jairus Kgosiemang as our Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Housing and Human Settlement in the City of Tshwane.

ActionSA has today written to Kopanong Municipality Mayor, Xolani Tseletsele, resquesting that he make public a plan to rescue the Municipality from total collapse.

ActionSA notes and welcomes the recent Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) decision declaring former President Jacob Zuma’s medical parole unlawful.

ActionSA extends an open invitation to all organisations and stakeholder groups who have been vocal about the sewage crisis in eThekwini to join our legal application as amicus curiae (a friend of the court).

ActionSA rejects the contemptable efforts by President Ramaphosa and his spokesperson, Mr Magwenya, to placate South African anger and frustration over rolling blackouts through their regurgitation of the same empty promise that “there are a range of initiatives that are already under way that will make load shedding a thing of the past.”

In a live broadcast panel discussion hosted by News24 DA Gauteng Provincial Leader, Solly Msimanga, made the shock revelation that the DA has polled its supporters and concluded that their supporters want the DA to go into coalition with the ANC.

South Africa’s recent election to a three-year term on the United Nation’s Human Rights Council provides an opportune time for taking stock of our government’s recent history on advocating for the protection of human rights, an exercise that paints a picture of a country betraying the very principles it was founded on.

ActionSA welcomes the start of repairs at the Ohlange Sewage Pump-station in the eThekwini Metro This comes a day after ActionSA initiated court action to compel the Municipality to do so.

ActionSA will make an application in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) to get access to documents related to the controversial donkey carts.

ActionSA today filed court papers (attached) at the KwaZulu-Natal High Court to compel the Cooperative Governance Minister, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Water and Sanitation Minister, Senzo Mchunu, the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government, eThekwini Municipality and others to fix the sewage crisis across Durban beaches.

Last week ActionSA’s Senate deliberated on a variety of matters relating to our approach to multi-party coalitions.

On Friday ActionSA’s Senate concluded a successful multi-day strategic planning session to take stock of the position of the organisation.