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.

ActionSA, today, commemorated the eight years since the Lily Mine Tragedy occurred on 5 February 2016.

Mike Siluma missed the gist of ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba’s article about the positive attributes of late Bophuthatswana leader Kgosi Lucas Mangope.

ActionSA conveys our condolences to the Geingob family and his political home, the South West Africa People’s Organisation, for the loss of H.E Dr Hage G. Geingob, President of the Republic of Namibia, who passed away in the early hours of this morning.

ActionSA condemns and distances itself from the racially insensitive and tone-deaf remarks made by DA Leader, John Steenhuisen, regarding the crime prevention wardens scheme led by Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi. 

Yesterday, The City of Johannesburg Speaker, Margaret Arnold, turned her back on more than 6 million residents by rejecting an ActionSA sponsored debate on hijacked buildings.  

The eleven parties to the Multi-Party Charter For South Africa have come together to hold a Joint Registration Event at the Johannesburg City Hall.

The report tabled by the AG for the financial year during today’s council meeting at eThekwini Metro Municipality saw councillors of the ANC absurdly celebrating the ‘unqualified’ audit opinion, despite its damning finding.

During today’s council meeting, the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) tabled a Motion of No Confidence against the eThekwini Metro Municipality, Mxolisi Kaunda, but it would appear that the Municipality is headed for disaster as the Mayor retains his position as the City Mayor.

ActionSA has presented evidence it has gathered to the SIU against Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi’s notorious crime prevention wardens’ scheme.