We offer our apologies to the residents of Tshwane and to our coalition partners for this conduct along with our absolute commitment to act decisively against any violation of the responsibility entrusted to leaders.
Amongst other motivations, ActionSA has decided to contest the ward 33 by-election in the Enoch Mgijima Municipality due to its strategic location, as per the national spatial development framework and its geographical and strategic economic importance in the province.
While we welcome the awarding of tenders to kickstart phase two of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP), ActionSA is concerned that repeated delays in the implementation of the project threaten water security for the residents of Gauteng.
This morning, Public Safety MMC David Tembe presented the First Quarter Public Safety performance report for July – September 2022.
ActionSA notes with deep concern and outrage the eThekwini Municipality’s disregard for the health of the beachgoers.
The multi-party coalition in Ekurhuleni has been restored to govern the City following the successful re-election of Mayor Tania Campbell today, 124 votes to 99 with 1 spoilt ballot.
Today the member of the mayoral committee for economic development in the city of Joburg, Cllr Nkuli Mbundu officially awarded 80 owners of SMMEs with certification after successfully completing financial management course with CoJ opportunity centres.
ActionSA is horrified by reports regarding the procurement and donation of 20 donkey carts by the Department of Community Safety and Road Management in Mahikeng, North-West Province.
By the President’s own admission, since 2018 the situation has worsened. SAPS data shows that sexual offences and rape increased by 13% between 2017/18 and 2021/22, while between the first quarter of 2021 and the first quarter of 2022 there was a 52% increase in the murder of women, and a 46% increase in child murders.
ActionSA’s legal team is preparing legal action against the eThekwini Metro for failing to urgently arrest the flow of effluent and waste into the river systems and oceans in the city, which has resulted in the closure of beaches, health concerns for residents and the long-term damage to sensitive ecosystems.
ActionSA in particular is seized by the urgency of coming to a determination on this matter. Allegations of this nature are extraordinarily serious and organisations have a duty to ensure that findings are made, and where it is found necessary, the appropriate steps are taken.
The DA confirmed that Mayor Williams would refer himself to the Speaker, and ActionSA has committed to lodge its complaint with the Speaker simultaneously.
ActionSA has noted an alarming allegation relating to a directive alleged to have been issued by Mayor Mpho Phalatse directing the appointment of a particular service provider to investigate a senior manager in the City of Johannesburg.
ActionSA notes with deep concern, the rising number of cases of measles in the Limpopo Province. This is after the National Institute of Communicable Diseases reported that 12 cases have been confirmed in the Greater Sekhukhune District and 3 in the Mopani District.
ActionSA has called on the local Jagersfontein mining company and the Free State Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) department to provide urgent financial support for the family of Solly Olifant who was run over by a truck at the mine last week.
