ActionSA calls on the Minister of Finance to urgently review and reduce the fuel levy to provide immediate relief to South Africans being squeezed by escalating fuel prices and the rising cost of living.

The people of Tokologo in Mhluzi have lived for years with conditions no family should accept. Main sewer lines run through the middle of their yards. Sewage blocks and spills repeatedly, leaving homes and yards dirty and unsafe. 

ActionSA has initiated an investigation into concerning social media conduct purportedly by an ActionSA member who expressed views online that are contrary to our value of respecting everyone’s religious beliefs.

ActionSA extends its deepest condolences to the family, friends, fellow artists and countless South Africans mourning the passing of legendary musician Bernard “Babsy” Mlangeni, who passed away at the age of 83 years, following a short illness.

A report that was recently tabled before Council in the City of Johannesburg is guaranteed to incur wasteful expenditure by the Department of Social Development’s training offering to employees.

ActionSA calls for an urgent investigation into serious allegations surrounding the allocation and administration of RDP and subsidised houses in Emakhazeni Local Municipality. 

There is a dangerous message being relayed to poor South Africans during this Local Government Election campaign. That if South Africans have received social benefits such as RDP houses or any social grant from government, then you somehow owe the African National Congress your vote.

The DA’s Electoral Court case against ActionSA, and three other parties, is a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

South Africa’s greatest democratic test may not be whether we can elect governments, but whether we are willing to remove them when they fail. 

ActionSA has submitted a Notice of Motion calling on Parliament to debate the drastically deteriorating operational situation at the Port of Durban.

The President’s address to the nation was a little too late an attempt to respond to the consequences of the failure of our government to build a criminal justice system that protects South Africans, but has instead been weakened, hollowed out and left women and children vulnerable.

ActionSA is deeply concerned by reports that two National Department of Health communication contracts have ballooned to approximately R182 million.

At a time in which the DA has approached the Electoral Court, falsely alleging ActionSA is withholding candidates from the public, it has been revealed that the DA’s system for constructing its PR list has placed a self-confessed sextorter of a minor in position 2 of the Garden Route District List.