ActionSA has received a distressing complaint from workers employed by contractors appointed by Johannesburg Water, who allege that they have not been paid for weeks due to ongoing payment failures involving the City of Johannesburg, Johannesburg Water, and contracted service providers.
ActionSA is deeply disappointed, but not surprised by the decision of the Speaker of the National Assembly not to oppose the President’s attempt to evade accountability.
On Friday, during my interview with Bongani Bingwa on 702, I was once again confronted with a reality that deeply troubles me: 32 years into democracy, many South Africans are being labelled xenophobic, intolerant, and even criminal simply because they are demanding that the laws of this country be enforced.
As South Africans head to voting stations across the country on 20 and 21 June for the official voter registration weekend ahead of the 4 November 2026 Local Government Elections, ActionSA calls on every eligible citizen, particularly young people, to seize this opportunity and register to vote.
The ANC-led coalition in Ekurhuleni has failed to present a budget that prioritises the interests of residents. As a result, ActionSA has, for the fourth time, rejected the proposed budget. ActionSA has consistently and in good faith communicated its position on the budget.
ActionSA North West is demanding urgent accountability following a parliamentary response from the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Velenkosini Hlabisa.
ActionSA welcomes the decision by Parliament’s Section 89 Impeachment Committee to oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s application to interdict the committee from carrying out its constitutional responsibilities.
ActionSA Mpumalanga strongly condemns the alleged intimidation of ActionSA Nkangala Regional Secretary, Sibonezo “Sotobe” Nkolanyane, following his participation in a March and March protest in Delmas on 12 June 2026.
Every June, South Africans rightly pause to honour the courage and sacrifice of the young people of 1976. Their struggle was about more than education. It was about dignity, opportunity and the right to build a better future
People came to Johannesburg to build businesses, create jobs, and pursue better lives. It was the city that moved South Africa forward.
Dear Young People of North West, on the eve of Youth Day, I find myself reflecting not only on the bravery of the young people of 1976, but also on the conversations I have had with young people across our province in recent weeks.
ActionSA has today written to the Speaker of the National Assembly, Thoko Didiza, and the Chairperson of Parliament’s Section 89 Committee, Makashule Gana, calling on Parliament to legally oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent application to interdict the impeachment committee from carrying out its constitutional responsibilities.
Government must explain how thousands of foreign-owned businesses are operating across South Africa when only 33 business visas have been approved during the most recent financial year and just 204 over the past five years.
ActionSA has today voted against the Ekurhuleni budget because it still asks residents to shoulder an unacceptable financial burden at a time when households are already under immense economic pressure.
Remarks delivered by ActionSA Parliamentary Leader, Athol Trollip MP, during ActionSA’s 2-year GNU review.
