


Heritage Day 2020: A Crossroads for South Africa
Heritage Day has increasingly become diminished in its meaning to South Africans because politicians have undermined our unity through diversity.
Heritage Day has increasingly become diminished in its meaning to South Africans because politicians have undermined our unity through diversity.
I am proud to announce that, today, ActionSA has registered with the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), following the launch of the party on 29 August 2020.
When I launched ActionSA I spoke about the idea of the good, law-abiding and hard-working majority in our country, the people who form the majority and yet have been silenced by our politics.
I stand before you today to launch a new future for our country in the face of our national depression. I stand before you today to tell you, with a deep sense of conviction, that we will emerge from the depths of our despair and enter a new age of prosperity.
In January this year I made the commitment that I will be launching a new political party. I made this commitment, because it became abundantly clear that South Africans want a political alternative that can unseat the ANC and bring change to our country. Today I can announce that I will be launching a new political party in August this year.