ActionSA has today exposed yet another shocking failure of governance at the Road Accident Fund (RAF), where R29,112,640.19 was paid to just 16 employees who were sitting at home on suspension some since 2024.
ActionSA is not surprised by credible reports that the DA is considering promoting Cape Town councillor Abdulkader “AK” Elyas to either Parliament or the Western Cape Legislature, despite guilty findings relating to the falsification of his qualifications and his dishonesty.
Almost eleven years after Solomon Nyirenda, Yvonne Mnisi and Pretty Nkambule were entombed underground at Lily Mine, their families are no longer asking the State to prosecute on their behalf.
The State has already declined to do so.
Sport, Arts and Culture Minister, Gayton McKenzie, must account for the reckless, unilateral manner in which he announced a national ‘takeover’ of the Soweto Marathon bypassing the Gauteng Provincial Government entirely, trampling on the constitutional principles of cooperative governance, and chasing headlines instead of doing the hard work of accountability.
ActionSA Joburg MMC Candidate for Transport, Cllr Lebo Mokoka in her capacity as Transport Whip, has formally written to the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA), and the MMC for Transport, calling for urgent answers regarding the Molapo Bridge development in Soweto and serious concerns raised by residents about storm-water management and flooding.
ActionSA condemns the outage of the SAPS 10111 emergency line in Cape Town, leaving residents without a critical lifeline to police assistance when they need it most.
This statement follows the unveiling of ActionSA Nkangala Mayoral Candidate Mary Phadi’s election campaign poster in Nkangala today.
The year is 2019. The Executive Mayor of the City of Johannesburg proudly stands before 42 brand-new ambulances being handed over to the City’s Emergency Management Services (EMS), a critical function within the Public Safety portfolio.
ActionSA opposed today’s decision by Parliament’s Section 89 Impeachment Committee to rescind the nomination of Advocate Thandazani Madonsela SC as Evidence Leader, a decision we regard as a classic display of Stalingrad delay tactics that takes Parliament further away from the question it should already be seized with: President Cyril Ramaphosa’s accountability over Phala Phala.
ActionSA has today taken eThekwini City Manager Musa Mbhele to the National Prosecuting Authority, submitting a Section 27 affidavit to the Investigating Director over an alleged criminal contravention of the Municipal Finance Management Act and failure to act on evidence of corruption in the deeply tainted Phoenix Infill Housing Project.
This statement follows the unveiling of ActionSA Tshwane Mayoral Candidate, Dr Nasiphi Moya’s election poster in the Pretoria CBD this morning.
While other politicians are only now discovering the scourge of drugs on the campaign trail, I have spent years on the frontlines fighting it.
ActionSA President, Herman Mashaba, is delighted to welcome Dr Kaizer Nyatsumba to his new political home at ActionSA. He has accepted our invitation to serve on our party’s Senate, the highest decision-making body of our party.
Throughout my life, I have always lived as a brand with constant brand attributes. Uppermost among those attributes were independence of mind and integrity.
The Brink Campaign of the DA in Tshwane stooped to new lows this weekend when it stood on the ground of dead residents of Hammanskraal, to unveil a billboard about water tankers in a community where residents died of cholera in 2023 because of the tender awarded by the DA government to Edwin Sodi.
