ActionSA is deeply disappointed on behalf of the residents of Nelson Mandela Bay that the Metro has lost R242 million from its conditional grant funding intended to fix roads and build houses because it was not spent in the 2021/2022 financial year. This brings the total returned to the Treasury for the past three financial years to R860 million.
ActionSA disputes recent claims made against the party by the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, accusing our organisation of recruiting the coalition-led eThekwini’s Deputy Mayor of the Abantu Botho Congress (ABC), Cllr Philani Mavundla.
ActionSA implores all ANC and Opposition MPs alike to vote in favour of initiating impeachment proceedings against President Ramaphosa.
ActionSA will write to Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, to ask that a provincial state of disaster be declared in terms of the Disaster Management Act following recent flooding which has damaged the homes of thousands of thousands of people living in the Province.
After almost a decade of failure, on Sunday, President Cyril Ramaphosa visited the infamous Giyani water project that was initiated to provide water to 55 villages. An estimated amount of R3 billion has already been spent on the project and not a single village has received water.
ActionSA vehemently opposes the appointment of the controversial Adv. Lonwabo Ngoqo as the Municipal Manager of the Matjhabeng Municipality that is on the brink of collapse.
ActionSA is calling for the arrest of the teachers who allegedly used WhatsApp to provide answers to students during the matric exams in Mpumalanga.
ActionSA notes the appointment of Mr Daylin Mitchell as the Speaker for the Western Cape Provincial Legislature.
ActionSA urges road users, motorists, and pedestrians alike, to be extra vigilant all South African roads, including those in the City of Tshwane, during the upcoming holiday period.
ActionSA extends heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones who lost their lives following a horrific accident N1 near Verkeerdevlei Toll Plaza, towards Winburg in the Free State.
“What governs men is the fear of the truth,” at least so says the Swedish philosopher Henri Frederic Amiel. I have thought about this quote a lot lately as I read one analyst after the next desperately trying to rationalize a defense of President Cyril Ramaphosa in the wake of the report.
The eThekwini Metro Municipality’s decision to set aside R71 million for junior staff bonuses is absurd considering the laundry list of urgent interventions the city needs.
ActionSA North West has reached a significant milestone having launched 111 branches in the Province so far.
Yesterday, 7 December 2022, the council meeting had to be adjourned because the Executive Committee chaired by City Mayor, Mxolisi Kaunda, delayed the start of full council meeting. The adjournment was evident that the City of eThekwini lacks diligent leadership.
The meeting involved assessing the current state of politics in the country in lieu of recent events relating to President Ramaphosa and discussions around electoral pathways to removing the ANC from office in the 2024 national and provincial elections.
