Last month, ActionSA unveiled its ground-breaking Candidate Election System, which for the first time, will give South Africans the power to directly elect the candidates they want to represent ActionSA on the ballot paper in the upcoming Local Government Elections.
ActionSA notes the proceedings of the Mpumalanga High Court which concluded its consideration of the legal challenge against the outcome of the Business Rescue Process which was concluded in February this year.
Today, in his State of the City Address (SOCA), the corrupt Mayor Geoff “Gupta” Makhubo confirmed what all Johannesburg residents already know – that under his tenure, the City of Johannesburg has become characterised by crime, grime, lawlessness and hopelessness.
Last month ActionSA unveiled its ground-breaking Candidate Election System, based on the concept of Direct Democracy.
Today, we can confirm that ActionSA has been provided with access to tender documents relating to alleged irregularities in a R295 million tender awarded by the City of Tshwane for work at the Rooiwal Wastewater Treatment Plant. The tender was awarded through a joint venture involving Blackhead Consulting, owned by Edwin Sodi. Mr Sodi is notorious for his appearance at the State Capture Commission of Enquiry due to his alleged involvement in the Free State’s asbestos scandal.
You have not shown the courage of conviction needed to rip corruption out of the ANC’s ranks. Yes, there is the odd performance of political theatre, usually some statement about your commitment to ending corruption, leaving the corrupt laughing at the absurdity of the idea of you acting decisively.
Today the young people of ActionSA took our #DissolveTheNYDA Campaign into a higher
gear by picketing at the Office of the Minister for Women Youth and Persons with Disabilities,
Ms Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, to demand the dissolution of this ANC patronage network with
immediate effect.
ActionSA welcomes the reports that the Public Protector is intervening in the ongoing dispute between the National Arts Council (NAC), the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, and local artists regarding the non-payment and alleged looting of COVID-19 relief funding.
This morning, ActionSA has visited Greenview Train Station in Tshwane to witness first-hand the collapse of our rail infrastructure, and the general deterioration of the broader infrastructure network in the City.
