ActionSA welcomes and supports the decisive steps taken by Tshwane Executive Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya and her multi-party coalition to stabilise, protect and upgrade the capital’s electricity network following months of severe disruption.
ActionSA welcomes reports of the arrest of a Mozambican national suspected of murdering DJ Warras and extends its appreciation to the South African Police Service and the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police for their efforts in the operation.
Tshwane’s Eskom debt being reduced by over R2 billion further proves that Nasiphi Moya has pulled the City back from the brink and is now shaping it into a beacon of local government.
ActionSA notes the unfounded allegations levelled at its, President, Herman Mashaba, made by Mr Mesuli Mlandu, during yesterday’s Parliamentary Ad-Hoc Committee in relation to the establishment of Joburg’s first Group Forensic and Investigation Service (GFIS) and the subsequent appointment of General Sibiya as its Executive Head.
ActionSA welcomes the City of Tshwane’s formal submission to have companies linked to Edwin Sodi, which were involved in the Rooiwal Wastewater Treatment Plant, blacklisted.
ActionSA will abstain from the motion of no confidence being tabled against Dada Morero in Johannesburg. While his administration has been objectively disastrous, there is no clear or credible alternative plan for better government being presented and, as such, this motion risks becoming yet another round of musical chairs in the mayoralty, with no tangible benefit for residents.
Remarks delivered by ActionSA National Chairperson, Michael Beaumont at the 9th leg of the ‘Mashaba Legacy Tour’ in Brixton.
ActionSA calls on President Ramaphosa to ensure that the appointment of the next Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service (SARS) is conducted through a transparent, credible process and that the successful candidate is drawn from within SARS’s existing leadership.
Today, ActionSA proudly welcomed respected community leaders from Phoenix who have taken the principled decision to join a movement committed to ethical leadership, accountability and real service delivery.
Remarks delivered this morning in Johannesburg by ActionSA President Herman Mashaba at the announcement of a merger agreement with two political parties.
ActionSA has launched an investigation into the conduct of the newly appointed Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Willie Aucamp, amid allegations that he acted to benefit his declared interests upon assuming office.
ActionSA will write to the Portfolio Committee on Mineral and Petroleum Resources, requesting that Minister Gwede Mantashe and Police Minister Prof. Cachalia urgently appear before the committee to account for the troubling deaths of two illegal miners at the Lily Mine in Mpumalanga.
Every festive season, Mpumalanga becomes a gateway. Not only for holidaymakers and returning families, but for a growing number of undocumented foreign nationals entering South Africa illegally through porous borders.
Remarks delivered by ActionSA National Chairperson, Michael Beaumont at the 8th leg of the ‘Mashaba Legacy Tour’.
ActionSA can reveal that the GNU spent more than R3.7 billion on VIP and static protection services in the 2024/25 financial year.
