ActionSA is calling for an urgent investigation into the alleged failure of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to respond to an emergency in Vezubuhle, Kwamhlanga, where a patient reportedly died after the family and community members made repeated calls for assistance.
ActionSA Mpumalanga raises serious concerns over waste collection failures in eMalahleni Ward 7, where residents are reportedly resorting to informal arrangements to dispose of household rubbish due to inadequate municipal refuse removal services.
Remarks delivered by ActionSA Tshwane Mayoral Candidate Dr Nasiphi Moya at the launch on the Tale of Tshwane.
ActionSA is deeply saddened by the death of Juliette Mhlanga, a daughter, mother and sister raised by the Maseko family in Emadala, Siyathuthuka, Ward 3.
ActionSA in Ekurhuleni is deeply disturbed by the shooting incident in Katlehong that has left four people dead, and others injured. We extend our sincere condolences to the families of the deceased and wish the injured a speedy recovery.
ActionSA is calling for urgent intervention to address prolonged water shortages affecting residents in Wards 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 of Dr JS Moroka Local Municipality.
Brink’s deepest fear is not that the City of Tshwane should recover under an ActionSA-ANC-EFF coalition, but that his utter failure as a leader would be exposed by a young, Black, female Mayor two years later.
ActionSA is deeply concerned about the deteriorating condition of Sibuyile Clinic in Daantjie trust ward 24 in Pienaar, within the City of Mbombela, Mpumalanga.
These remarks were delivered by ActionSA Mpumalanga Provincial Chairperson, Thoko Mashiane MPL, in the Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature.
ActionSA welcomes the opportunity before the Electoral Court to demonstrate the cynical nature of the DA’s application which will be proven to be an effort to disenfranchise votes the party cannot win.
ActionSA has written to the Executive Mayor of the City of Mbombela Local Municipality, Ms. Sibongile Makushe-Mazibuko demanding urgent maintenance of the deteriorating gravel road in Gedlembane, Msogwaba.
There comes a point in the life of a nation when government should stop talking and start listening. There comes a point when the frustrations of citizens can no longer be dismissed as political noise, xenophobia, misinformation or populism.
ActionSA has taken note of Western Cape Premier Alan Winde’s admission to the Western Cape High Court that not a single affordable housing project has been completed in the Cape Town CBD in nearly a decade. This is a damning admission at a time when ordinary Capetonians are being priced further and further out of the areas where they work.
ActionSA welcomes the withdrawal of the Department of Home Affairs’ reckless directive that sought to compel Refugee Reception Offices to accept asylum applications from undocumented persons who entered South Africa illegally.
ActionSA is raising concerns over the deteriorating condition of roads in Ward 25 of the Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality, where sections of the road near Uncle Joe’s Tavern are visibly showing signs of deterioration.
