At a time when South Africans seek hope in a brighter tomorrow, tonight’s SONA represented a continuation of the SONA’s of the past.

I am proud to announce that Adriaan Groenewald has volunteered to serve as ActionSA’s independent Chief Leadership Officer. This is the first step that ActionSA will be taking to entrench a culture of ethical leadership in our party as we prepare to govern in 2021 and beyond.

As young South Africans we suffer disproportionately from the failures of our government. Over 60% of young people are unemployed, we bear the brunt of our broken education system and young women are brutalised daily in our country.

Hope is not lost. Despite all the negativity, corruption, and the challenges we face, we CAN and MUST build an inclusive, and more prosperous South Africa.

ActionSA is pleased to welcome former City of Joburg Councillor for Ward 23, Sarah Wissler, to our Local Government Election Campaign Team.

Today, 5 February 2021, marks the particularly sad occasion of 5 years since the collapse of Lily Mine in Mpumalanga. Yet, despite this sadness, hope remains that the container will be retrieved and proper burials afforded to the 3 trapped miners.

During last night’s address, President Cyril Ramaphosa confirmed that the Cabinet had resolved to nominate the Cuban doctors, brought into South Africa, for the Nobel Peace Prize

The statement released by the Jacob Zuma Foundation this morning confirms that the former President will not be appear at the State Capture Commission of Enquiry in continued defiance of the rule of law in our country.

Following our statement issued yesterday regarding information received by ActionSA apparently confirming rumours that former President Jacob Zuma was readying to leave South Africa, ActionSA’s Spokesperson, Lerato Ngobeni, has received a threat.