ActionSA will write to President Ramaphosa to demand action over the Department of Justice (DoJ)’s obstructive kneecapping of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), with reports that the NPA’s Investigating Directorate (ID), established specifically to probe corruption-related crimes uncovered by the State Capture Inquiry, has been blocked from accessing crucial state capture evidence.

ActionSA expresses concern following Statistics SA’s announcement that the official unemployment rate increased from 32.9% in the first quarter to 33.5% in the second quarter, with the expanded unemployment rate also rising to 42.6% in the second quarter of 2024.

ActionSA welcomes the resignation of Cllr. Kabelo Gwamanda as Executive Mayor of the City of Johannesburg, following a tenure of just over a year that can only be characterised by failure and catastrophic incompetence, with the evidence of the City’s downward spiral evident across Johannesburg.

ActionSA applauds the organisers of Miss South Africa 2024 for crowning Mia Le Roux, the first Miss South Africa with a disability, who is hearing impaired.

ActionSA Emfuleni extends its deepest sympathies to the families of Tshepiso Tsotesi (8), Moeketsi Mokhatla (10), and Rethabile Mokhatla (11), who tragically lost their lives after collapsing shortly after arriving at Evaton Primary School on Monday, 12 August. The children were declared dead upon arrival at the nearby Levai Mbatha Clinic.

ActionSA calls on the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to ensure thorough and meticulous handling of the R255 million asbestos tender fraud and corruption case, following the brief court appearance of Ace Magashule’s former PA and co-accused in the matter, Moroadi Cholota.

ActionSA strongly condemns the recent incident where a Gauteng Traffic officer assaulted and insulted officers of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD). This unacceptable behaviour followed an altercation involving the officer’s wife, who was stopped for driving a vehicle with foreign license plates and improper documents.

ActionSA strongly condemns the alarming response by police officials and the judicial system in Emalahleni following a brutal attack on a young woman from Kwa-Guqa Extension 12.

ActionSA, through our member of Parliament, Lerato Ngobeni MP, has written to the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) requesting their urgent intervention in Temba, Hammanskraal, where illegal foreign nationals reside and dubious businesses.

Remarks by ActionSA’s Member of Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature Thoko Mashiane during the Legislature Sitting.

Remarks by ActionSA’s Member of Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature Thoko Mashiane during the Legislature Sitting.

Remarks by ActionSA’s Member of Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature Thoko Mashiane during the Legislature Sitting.

ActionSA will write to the Department of Home Affairs requesting the urgent deployment of immigration officials to the 23 houses identified during our oversight visit in Temba and Hammanskraal, where we discovered alleged illegal foreign nationals residing and openly operating businesses.

ActionSA expresses outrage following the Free State High Court’s decision to strike the R280 million Estina Dairy case off the roll, with Judge Celeste Reinders citing delays attributed to the prosecution as unreasonable, making it impossible for the case to proceed under the circumstances.

ActionSA demands a comprehensive citizenship audit in South Africa following the Department of Home Affairs’ announcement regarding the ongoing investigation into Chidimma Adetshina’s citizenship, which has already established prima facie evidence of fraud committed by Adetshina’s mother.