ActionSA welcomes the Tshwane Municipal Council’s passing of two reports that have seized us from the beginning of our term in 2021.
ActionSA is extremely disappointed that the NPA in Mpumalanga has failed to decide whether it will criminally prosecute those guilty of the Lily Mine tragedy of February 2016, despite promising to do so this month in written correspondence 50 days ago.
The destruction of the Allan Ridge Community Hall in Kamesh, Kariega, Eastern Cape, highlights how urgent action is needed to restore the rule of law in the community, and similar communities across South Africa.
ActionSA officially handed over and lodged a formal complaint with the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) to investigate Wesbank over damning allegations that it overcharged black clients.
ActionSA Congratulates the Class of 2023 from SA Van Swum High School in particular for their incredible success despite disruption due to loadshedding.
ActionSA has submitted its objections to the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill in front of the houses of Parliament in Cape Town today as we believe it is a flawed legislative attempt to camouflage the structural deficiencies of South Africa’s education system resulting from decades of systemic mismanagement.
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Yesterday, ActionSA once again visited the new Birch-Kemp School in Kempton Park, which currently only consists of prefabricated structures that are not connected municipal services.
ActionSA will write to the SAHRC to investigate alarming claims from a former employee that Wesbank charged higher interest rates to black clients when purchasing vehicles.
It is with heavy hearts and deepest sadness that we extend our condolences on the passing of Shafaat Ahmed Khan, a distinguished media personality who dedicated 15 years to hosting Saturday breakfast shows on Channel Islam International Radio.
ActionSA Joburg Caucus is of the view that the fatalities owing to fire within the Johannesburg CBD should be squarely blamed on the delinquent ANC-led government.
Growing up in Hammanskraal and later establishing a successful business in Ga-Rankuwa and Mabopane, I can attest to the assertion that the neoliberal governance and economic management model of Bophuthatswana was appropriate – both for its time and today.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) matric class of 2023 for their exceptional performance, achieving an impressive 86.36% pass mark.
ActionSA commends the matric class of 2023 for the improvement in the matric pass rate (from 84.4% in 2022 to 85.4% in 2023) despite the difficulties they faced over the year.
ActionSA is deeply concerned about the scholar transport crisis affecting learners in Kouga, who are impacted by the sporadic scholar transport issues in Sea Vista/St Francis Bay.
