ActionSA wishes to address the recent allegations made by some former members who have chosen to resign from our party. Unfortunately, these individuals have circulated unfounded claims regarding our commitment to engaging with rural communities. ActionSA firmly refutes these allegations and reaffirms its dedication to building a prosperous, non-racial, and secure future for all South Africans, irrespective of their location. Every community deserves equal focus and attention, and we remain steadfast in our commitment to serve South Africans everywhere.

ActionSA notes the recent assurances given by the Student Representative Council (SRC) that accommodation and academic registration fees would be given out by no later than the 18th of November, 2024. This commitment is crucial, especially considering the financial pressures that many students face as they pursue their studies.

Ekurhuleni Youth Forum commends the African National Congress (ANC) for supporting the call for the mass deportation of all illegal foreign nationals and the promotion of Spaza shops for local ownership. This initiative, spearheaded by ActionSA Parliamentary Caucus Chief Whip Lerato Ngobeni, is a collective effort to benefit all South Africans, especially those in townships and rural areas.

ActionSA Gauteng has committed itself to assisting school vendors who have been adversely impacted by Gauteng Education MEC, Matome Chiloane’s call to suspend food sales in and around school premises.

ActionSA expresses outrage after an oversight visit and a follow-up question to the Minister of Correctional Services revealed that severe neglect of plumbing maintenance at Johannesburg Prison has resulted in an estimated R1.2 billion repair bill for taxpayers.

ActionSA welcomes the groundbreaking Supreme Court of Appeal Schippers judgement, which now empowers the government to reclaim funds stolen through the abuse of the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA), Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), and Supply Chain Management (SCM) regulations.

ActionSA welcomes the slight improvement in South Africa’s employment numbers but maintains that more bold measures are required to lift the country out of its unemployment crisis.

ActionSA acknowledges the proactive efforts of MEC Jackie Macie, the Port Management Committee, and the Mpumalanga Department of Community Safety, Security, and Liaison in mitigating the potential spillover of violence from Mozambique into South Africa.

After an extensive investigation ActionSA’s Senate has terminated the membership of its Caucus Leader, Mr Faizel Cassim, in the Newcastle Local Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal for inter alia failing to address a conflict of interest with the municipal council and abusing his position to pursue his personal interests.

South Africa’s township economy is in dire need of reform. The #Spaza4Locals Campaign aims to transform township economies by empowering South African entrepreneurs, tightening regulations, and purging illegal trade.

ActionSA Joburg Caucus welcomes Mayor Dada Morero’s decision to remove Cllr Gwamanda from all roles. This aligns with our commitment to ethical leadership and accountability in public office – a victory for Joburg residents. We urge Al Jama-ah to follow suit and relieve Cllr Gwamanda of his councillor responsibilities.

ActionSA will be writing to the Speaker of Parliament regarding the recent obstruction of one of our Members of Parliament, Dereleen James, from carrying out her oversight duties at several police stations.

ActionSA Tshwane Caucus commends the City of Tshwane’s decision to create 100 in-house cleaning services posts, as announced by MMC Cllr Kholofelo Morodi. This initiative, budgeted for 2024/25, demonstrates our commitment to enhancing municipal services and job creation.

ActionSA Rand West expresses deep concern over the neglect of the NAGI WA INAGANELA General Dealer Waste Management Project, led by Mr. Monageng Nobela, in the Rand West Municipality.

ActionSA has noted with grave concern the notice of intent to interrupt power supply in the City of Johannesburg. We take this matter extremely seriously, considering the dire consequences it will have on our residents.