The City of Tshwane remains committed to building an inclusive and equitable society that prioritises the needs of vulnerable groups, including women, youth, children, persons with disabilities, older persons, and military veterans.
Following the granting of access permission in February 2025 by the Lily Mine Business Rescue Practitioner, Mr Robert Charles Devereux, ActionSA, as a courtesy, wrote to the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy to request either an acknowledgment or an offer of support.
In response to growing concerns from residents, Chairperson of the Public Safety Committee, Cllr Sarah Wissler, and Chairperson of the Finance Committee, Cllr Mpumi Edward held a public meeting and a by-law oversight in Kensington on to tackle ongoing issues of crime, drug dealings and illegal business operations.
ActionSA is deeply concerned by the alarming failure of the Free State Department of Education, under the leadership of MEC for Education, Dr. Mantlhake Maboya, and the head of the Department of Education, Advocate Tsoarelo Malakoane, in addressing the non-payment of medical aid funds.
ActionSA acknowledges the African National Congress (ANC)’s statement clarifying its commitment to implementing the recommendations adopted by Parliament yesterday.
From the outset, ActionSA has fiercely opposed any increase in VAT and the stealth tax of personal income tax bracket creep. We remain resolute in our commitment to shielding ordinary South Africans from unjust and unnecessary tax hikes.
ActionSA firmly opposes the infiltration of South Africa by dubious entrepreneurs and self-proclaimed “biblepreneurs” who prey on hardworking and unsuspecting citizens.
From the outset, ActionSA has fiercely opposed any increase in VAT and the stealth tax of personal income tax bracket creep.
ActionSA celebrates a major victory today in our ongoing fight for a fair and responsible fiscal framework, that protects every South African from excessive taxation and worsening economic pressures.
ActionSA met with the ANC on Sunday evening, 30 March 2025, to discuss the approach to the 2025/26 national budget, which we centred on ensuring it protects every South African from excessive taxation, worsening economic pressures, and declining service delivery.
ActionSA is horrified and outraged by reports of the brutal rape of a 7-year-old girl at Bergview College in the Eastern Cape. This appalling act of violence is a chilling reminder of the moral decay plaguing our society.
ActionSA Women’s Forum strongly condemns the horrific molestation of a 7-year-old girl on the premises of Matatiele’s Bergville College. We stand in unwavering support of calls for justice for young Cwecwe and demand that the perpetrators of this heinous crime be brought to book with the harshest possible sentence possible.
ActionSA welcomes the City of Tshwane’s Draft Medium-Term Revenue and Expenditure Framework for 2025/26, which takes a responsible approach to financial sustainability while prioritizing critical service delivery and infrastructure development.
The reason why the GNU is nearly nine months into its existence without a single noteworthy reform addressing the greatest challenges facing South Africans, is because there was never an understanding of mutually agreed reforms underpinning the arrangement. The GNU was a power-sharing arrangement and not a shared programme of action responding to the most pressing needs of South Africans.
ActionSA applauds, with deep concern, the judgement handed down by the Gauteng High Court to interdict the Provincial Health Department from using the R250m which was allocated to address the backlog of cancer patients’ treatment.
