Remarks by ActionSA President Herman Mashaba at the announcement of ActionSA’s Six-Point Plan to restore the Rule of Law in South Africa outside the Primrose Police Station in Ekurhuleni.
Today, ActionSA unveiled its second 2024 National Elections television advert, exploring the concerns of a single mother raising children in a chaotic state.
ActionSA is highly concerned about South Africa’s unemployment crisis, as for every 100 South Africans that entered the labour market this year, only six could get a job.
The Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy has rejected the families of the Lily Mine victims’ request that their legal representatives be present at a stakeholder meeting between Minister Gwede Mantashe, the families concerned, the mining company and the local and provincial governments.
In the heart of South African villages and townships, spaza shops have long been the lifeblood of local communities.
ActionSA is set to join, as friends of the court (amicus curiae), in a court application against the Gauteng Department of Social Development as thousands of children stand to be homeless by the end of this month.
ActionSA is disappointed that President Ramaphosa has ignored the plea to avoid signing the NHI bill into law, in order to avoid state capture 2.0.
ActionSA commends the substantial advancements made at the Rooiwal Water Waste Treatment Plant, a critical step towards ensuring clean water is accessible for thousands of households in the community of Hammanskraal.
On behalf of the families of the Lily Mine victims, ActionSA has written to the Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy to request that their legal representatives be allowed to attend a stakeholder engagement planned by Minister Mantashe at Mbombela.
ActionSA welcomes the release of our activist, Patricia Khoza, after she was again irregularly arrested by the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Primrose, Ekurhuleni.
As ActionSA’s Team Fix SA Member for Infrastructure, I have toured the water, road and rail infrastructure of our country and now it is appropriate to begin with sewage as one of greatest issues undermining the dignity of South Africans.
ActionSA Gauteng is angered by the senseless killing of the young Ditebogo Jnr. Phalane at the hands of the hijacking criminals in Soshanguve.
ActionSA urges the Minister of Higher Education to assist the historic University of Fort Hare return to its former glory, instead of passing disparaging remarks.
ActionSA has written to the Head of City Integrity & Investigation Unit (CIIU) Mr Thulani Ntombela to investigate the findings of an audit report by the eThekwini Metro, revealing shocking findings about the municipality’s handling of a community hall repair project following storm damages.
Tomorrow, ActionSA will begin ‘The Shitty Tour’ of failed sewage infrastructure across South Africa.
