The eleven parties to the Multi-Party Charter For South Africa have written to a variety of foreign ministers and other representatives of relevant organisations, to request their assistance in ensuring that the results of the upcoming national and provincial elections accurately reflect the will of the people of South Africa.
The DA’s failure to engage with all political parties within the Municipality has undermined the potential success of their motion to dissolve eThekwini Metro.
The legitimate leadership of Setsoto Service Delivery Forum has today signed a memorandum of understanding with ActionSA to campaign for the party in the upcoming elections.
Remarks by ActionSA Eastern Cape Premier Candidate, Athol Trollip, at the announcement of three Premier Candidates for The Free State, Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga.
Yesterday, ActionSA submitted a Motion of No Confidence against Mayor Ngodwana and his team of MMCs in a bid to save Ekurhuleni from the brink of collapse.
ActionSA is fully behind Tshwane’s efforts to stabilise the financial standing of the city.
ActionSA President Herman Mashaba has announced the party’s Premier Candidates for the Free State, Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga ahead of the 2024 elections.
ActionSA has written to the African National Congress (ANC) eThekwini Regional Secretary, Mr Bongumusa Nciki, in an effort to address serious allegations brought to our attention by staff members of the office regarding abuse and salary payment irregularities.
The Gauteng Department of Transport has confirmed that it has finally cut ties with GMK Civils a contractor that has failed to deliver despite having been paid.
Listening to President Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (SoNA) this evening, South Africans would be forgiven for thinking they live in a different country. SoNA was a political sleight of hand, where Ramaphosa appropriated the progress of the ruling party made under Presidents Mandela and Mbeki while distancing himself from its failures and corruption during President Zuma’s State Capture era.
ActionSA is deeply concerned about the KZN Department of Social Development (DoSD) reducing funding to non-profit organisations (NPOs).
This past Tuesday, we made good on our promise to donate food to Dumakude Secondary School.
ActionSA President Herman Mashaba presents ActionSA’s plans to fix South Africa.
On Friday, The Deputy Mayor of Tshwane, voluntarily returned the travel allowance, along with accrued interest, that had been paid by the City to her account for a trip subsequently cancelled.
ActionSA Provincial Chairpersons will this week visit small businesses, economic infrastructure and entrepreneurs across South Africa to evaluate the state of the country’s economy and share ActionSA’s solutions to improve the country’s economic prosperity.
