After a two-week long renovations and facelift, the MMC for Public Safety, Councillor David Tembe has today handed over a fully refurbished house to Eighty Five (85) year old senior citizen Gogo Elizabeth Nkosi.

ActionSA condemns the lawlessness prevailing in Kagiso. It is grossly unfortunate that residents have had to resort to taking the law into the own hands to the failure of the SAPS in dealing with rampant crime in their community despite numerous reports lodged.

ActionSA President Herman Mashaba has written to NDPP, Adv Shamila Batohi, thanking her for her timeous and considered response to the party’s request for a meeting.

Today, ActionSA MMC of Social Development and Community Services in Tshwane, Cllr Peggy de Bruin, spearheaded the renewed efforts to upgrade the historical Caledonian and Refilwe Stadia.

Over the last few days, several organisations have banded together in a supposed show of solidarity with the Socio-Economic Rights Institute (SERI), its leaders and certain informal traders in the Inner City.

ActionSA Chairpersons Cllrs Sarah Wissler, Lerato Ngobeni, Carin Van Der Schyf and Meshack Van Wyk note, with concern, the seemingly indefinite cancellation of the strategic planning sessions for the City of Johannesburg Section 79 Chairpersons.

ActionSA Tshwane Regional Chairperson, Mr Oupa Mathibela has today formalised and made the announcement of the interim Constituency Chairpersons and their Secretaries.

Today ActionSA will resubmit its motions of no confidence in the Mayor, Deputy Mayor, Speaker and Chief Whip of the KwaDukuza Municipality in the north of KwaZulu-Natal.

ActionSA welcomes the multi-party coalition’s appointment of Johan Mettler as the City Manager of the City of Tshwane.  

ActionSA’s KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) categorically refutes any claims circulating in the media about disunity within its ranks in the province.

As part of the party’s developmental efforts is attracting and a deep reservoir of talent to take ActionSA to new heights following the 2021 Local Government Elections (LGE).

ActionSA stands ready to collaborate with efforts to unseat the ANC and form a robust coalition government to get services back on track for the people of eThekwini.

ActionSA notes that the ANC in KwaDukuza provoked a physical altercation in today’s sitting of Council to deliberately collapse the meeting in a transparent attempt to avoid the voting on our motions of no confidence in the Executive Mayor, Deputy Mayor, Speaker of Council and Chief Whip.

ActionSA has written to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) requesting that urgent interventions are made to ensure the safety and security of both passengers and airport personnel is restored after a spate of security breaches at Oliver Tambo International Airport (ORTIA) in recent times.

ActionSA has learned of the shooting of one of its councillors in the Newcastle Municipality, Cllr Mzwakhe Mbatha, and wishes him speedy recovery.