The City of Johannesburg’s response to ActionSA’s exposure of their non-payment of Netcare Milpark Hospital for the treatment of injured emergency services and City Power personnel, has been to lie to the residents of Johannesburg.
ActionSA marks the first day of the Political Party Funding Act by a public affirmation of our commitment to abide by the letter and spirit of this important legislation.
Facing the COVID-19 crisis has been a challenge for all governments around the world, even for those with far greater resources. It must be tough for our President to face this crisis as the leader of a government that has spent past two decades looting instead of building a capable state and a thriving economy.
Today ActionSA will begin a series of engagements with more than 1400 aspiring candidates wishing to stand to serve their communities in Gauteng as Councillors after the 2021 local government elections.
The City of Johannesburg is reportedly implementing water-shedding despite the Vaal damn being more than 90% full. Help us build a case against the City of Johannesburg by letting us know what water-related issues you are having.
Today ActionSA will begin a series of engagements with more than 1400 aspiring candidates wishing to stand to serve their communities in Gauteng as Councillors after the 2021 local government elections.
We call upon President Ramaphosa to take the strongest form of action against what looks certain to become a refugee and security crisis in South Africa. This must take the form of President Ramaphosa insisting on joint military intervention involving the SANDF, with the mandate of SADC and the AU. Deployments to our border regions must also be increased.
Yesterday afternoon, 25 March 2021 at 15h00, I was invited to meet with opera singer Sibongile Mngoma and other disgruntled artists and creative arts practitioners involved in the peaceful sit-in that began on 3 March 2021 at the National Arts Council (NAC) in Newtown.
Yesterday, ActionSA responded to a call by residents of Kempton Park in the City of Ekurhuleni to witness yet another service delivery nightmare in an area where people live in bonded homes.
