The passing of the 2025/26 City of Tshwane budget today represents a major victory for all the City’s residents and for South Africans who want to see their nation’s capital shine as a beacon on the hill.
The Multi-Party Government of the City of Tshwane extends its collective congratulations to all officials, councillors, and administrators involved in the successful adoption of the 2025/26 Budget.
ActionSA has formally written to the Minister of Transport, Barbara Creecy, demanding the immediate dismissal of the entire Board of Directors of the Road Accident Fund (RAF).
Remarks by ActionSA’s eThekwini Municipality Caucus Leader, Cllr Zwakele Mncwango, during the council debate on the 2025/26 Budget Speech.
In October 2022, ActionSA supported a motion to insource security guards and cleaners, which was adopted by the City of Ekurhuleni Council.
The ActionSA Johannesburg Caucus has resolved to reject the City’s 2025/26 Final Budget, a fiscal plan that continues to fail the more than six million residents of our city.
In Mpumalanga, where promises of dignity, education, and healthcare are made each year in budget speeches and political campaigns, a very different reality exists on the ground.
ActionSA has written to the Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Police, Ian Cameron, following the brutal death of 11-year-old Jayden-Lee Meek, a tragedy that was entirely preventable.
ActionSA is proud to announce that both motions tabled by our MPLs- addressing the urgent need for functional traffic light infrastructure and the strengthening of the oversight powers of Members of the Provincial Legislature were unanimously adopted in today’s sitting of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature.
Once again, residents and businesses in the Sol Plaatje Municipality brace for another water shutdown—this time from May 29 to June 3, 2025. The now-standard excuse of “essential maintenance” echoes hollowly through municipal corridors. For the weary citizens of Kimberley, it no longer signals progress, but routine dysfunction dressed as diligence.
ActionSA is deeply concerned by explosive revelations that over R2.5 billion has already been spent, as part of a R7.5 billion contract, to refurbish obsolete “yellow” trains under PRASA’s so-called General Overhaul Project.
ActionSA in Emfuleni is appalled by the shocking revelations contained in the Gauteng Provincial Government’s response to a Legislature question tabled by ActionSA MPL Funzi Ngobeni.
ActionSA has written to President Ramaphosa, requesting that he dismiss the Minister of Employment and Labour, Nomakhosazana Meth, for her clear failure to arrest the deepening unemployment crisis that continues to erode hope, dignity and opportunity for millions of South Africans.
ActionSA welcomes the City of Johannesburg’s decision to withdraw its proposed increase to the monthly prepaid electricity surcharge in the final 2025/26 budget to be tabled on 29 May 2025.
ActionSA remains gravely concerned that while discredited narratives like “white genocide” continue to dominate some public discourse, the real war being waged in South Africa is the unrelenting war of crime against all who live in our country.
