ActionSA notes Pravin Gordan’s announcement that the SAA Deal, which sought to sell off 51% stake in National Airline to Takatso Consortium, has fallen through and South Africans have been kept in the dark as to how this deal collapsed, just as the terms of the deal were shrouded in secrecy.
ActionSA is deeply concerned by the recent incidents of vandalism and theft of our election posters in various areas of the Johannesburg Region.
Our high crime rate is a symptom of Government’s failure to detect, prevent, arrest and prosecute criminals. This failure has created a crisis in which lives are being destroyed and lost. This needs to change.
ActionSA calls for urgent intervention as criminal gangs blatantly attempt to disrupt the delivery of services, especially in key City operations and infrastructure projects, particularly housing initiatives, which have borne the brunt of ruthless extortionist gangs.
Yesterday, South Africans had to endure the insult of watching out of touch MPs fight over what share of the R1.5 billion of public funding each of them should get, while they suffered in cities and towns, farmlands and villages across our country.
ActionSA has laid criminal charges against the Fast Gun Gang after it published threats against Team Fix South Africa Member for Substance Abuse announced yesterday, Dereleen James, and her family.
ActionSA in Tshwane notes with concern the video circulating on social media platforms in which a young lady asserts that the “blue light” vehicle following her is part of the convoy assigned to Tshwane City Manager Johan Mettler.
As the new moon was sighted in South Africa, marking the start of the Muslim community’s annual season of prayer and fasting, ActionSA would like to wish the Muslim community a blessed and peaceful Ramadan.
Remarks by ActionSA President Herman Mashaba at the unveiling of Team Fix SA in Johannesburg on Monday, 11 March 2024.
ActionSA Joburg Caucus notes with concern the anti-poor adjusted budget as presented by the MMC of Finance, Cllr. Dada Morero.
Today, ActionSA joined forces with security guards and cleaners from different regions of our province to march to Durban City Hall.
ActionSA today unveiled our plan to ignite South Africa’s economic growth and address the country’s housing crisis by reclaiming hijacked and abandoned buildings and factories across the country.
ActionSA expresses deep concern over raw sewage flowing into the Kowie River in Port Alfred.
Today, Hon. Neliswa Nkonyeni, the MEC for Finance, presented her budget speech for the 2024/25 financial year in KwaZulu-Natal.
ActionSA in Ekurhuleni notes the EFF Speaker’s decision to reconvene the collapsed council meeting on Tuesday, 12 March at 10:00, in which our motion against the Puppet Mayor Ngodwana was supposed to be heard.
