Today, I rise not as a mayor, but as a voice of accountability and the proud leader of a caucus that has remained consistent in its mission— to bring ethical leadership and real delivery to Johannesburg.

Remarks by ActionSA President, Herman Mashaba, at the launch of ActionSA’s Economic Transformation Agenda at the Apartheid Museum on 7 May 2025.

Remarks by ActionSA Tshwane Caucus Leader and Executive Mayor, Dr Nasiphi Moya, during the launch of ActionSA’s economic transformation agenda.

The R11 billion Montrose Mega Project in Randfontein has become a tragic symbol of government neglect and mismanagement.

ActionSA supports the responsible intervention and clarification provided by its Tshwane Mayor, Dr Nasiphi Moya, regarding the disconnection of the Weskoppies Psychiatric Facility yesterday due to long-overdue non-payment for services.

ActionSA is deeply disturbed by reports that a group of heavily armed men allegedly blocked municipal workers from carrying out critical work at the Chatsworth 4 Reservoir.

ActionSA shares the concern expressed in a Daily Maverick publication regarding two families from Limpopo who have been awaiting RDP homes since 2002.
The story details the government’s broken promises about housing for South Africans, one example of systemic failure across multiple regions of the country, impacting thousands in Limpopo province and other regions.

ActionSA calls on the coalition government to deliver real economic reform when the Finance Minister tables Budget 3.0 on 21 May.

ActionSA welcomes the judgment handed down in the tragic case of Joshlin Smith, where her mother and co-accused were found guilty of kidnapping and related charges.

ActionSA welcomes the action taken by the Provincial Department of Education to address the longstanding infrastructure challenges at Eqinisweni High School in Ivory Park.

ActionSA commemorates Workers Day by demanding a united national commitment to protecting the rights of all workers in South Africa, especially those who remain marginalised and exploited.

ActionSA has today formally written to the Speaker of the National Assembly to request the immediate and formal reprimand of several Ministers who have failed to respond to parliamentary questions regarding the disclosure of their travel costs—an egregious subversion of parliamentary oversight.

ActionSA has formally submitted an application last week, in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA), to obtain the Independent Police Investigative Directorate’s (IPID) report on the theft that took place at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm.

ActionSA confirms that it will oppose the motions of no confidence against the Executive Mayor and the Speaker of Council that are due to be debated in the Ekurhuleni Council at its Ordinary Council meeting on 24 April 2025.

As Mark Twain once famously said, “A lie can travel around the world before the truth is getting its boots on.” When Mark Twain wrote these profound words, he never had to contemplate a world of digital media.