ActionSA welcomes today’s revenue outcome announced by the South African Revenue Service, marking a historic milestone as SARS collected more than R2 trillion for the first time in the 2025/26 financial year — R155 billion more than the previous year and R25 billion above budget.
Remarks by ActionSA National Chairperson, Michael Beaumont at the 3rd Leg of the ‘Mayor Moya Delivery Tour.
ActionSA has formally opposed the proposed eThekwini budget and raised serious concerns regarding the decision to release it for public participation in its current form.
South Africa’s water crisis did not arrive overnight. It is the slow, predictable consequence of years of neglect, underinvestment, cadre deployment, and political denialism.
The decline of this city of the past few years has brought a despair that needs a counterbalancing force and a heated political contest that places services on the front burner can only be a good thing.
ActionSA is proud to announce the launch of our Citizens’ Support and Intervention Helpdesk, a new essential platform within our Parliamentary operation aimed at giving every South African a voice and ensuring that no citizen is ignored by their government
Open Letter by Herman Mashaba, ActionSA Johannesburg Mayoral Candidate, to Helen Zille.
ActionSA is deeply concerned by the disconnection of electricity at five schools in and around Eldorado Park. Five schools, including Kliptown Primary, Heerengracht Primary, Boekenhout Primary, Eldorado Park Secondary and Eldomaine High School, were disconnected on Friday due to arrear accounts.
ActionSA has concluded its critical three-day Senate Strategic Planning meeting, bringing together leaders from across South Africa to map out how we will deliver a focused and assertive election campaign that confronts the collapse of local government and failing service delivery.
ActionSA Gauteng Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) has resolved to terminate the membership of Kholofelo Morodi, following the conclusion of a disciplinary process arising from allegations linked to testimony before the Madlanga Commission.
ActionSA welcomes the action taken by our Tshwane Mayor, Dr Nasiphi Moya, to remove Kholofelo Morodi as a Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) with immediate effect, following the revelations arising from the Madlanga Commission last week.
South Africa’s public healthcare sector is in a state of deep and undeniable crisis – the findings of the Health Ombud confirm what patients, healthcare workers, and communities have been saying for years. There is a stark and unacceptable disparity in the quality of care provided to South Africans. Whether one is black, white, rich or poor – access to dignified, safe and effective healthcare remains unequal, inconsistent and in many cases dangerously inadequate.
ActionSA has formally lodged complaints with the Public Protector and Parliament’s Ethics Committee following serious allegations that senior Democratic Alliance (DA) public representatives have received additional “top-up” payments from the party in potential violation of the Constitution.
By any objective measure, governing the City of Tshwane is not for the faint-hearted. It is a metro that has, for years, lurched from one political crisis to another, with coalitions collapsing, administrations reshuffled, and service delivery grinding under the weight of financial mismanagement and ageing infrastructure. Into this instability stepped Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya in late 2024, inheriting a city in urgent need of repair.
