Academics, industry insiders and experts today suggested that fostering collaboration between the government and private sector and working together as partners can proliferate the benefits of the agricultural industry.
ActionSA held an important public meeting in Vosho Extension, Albert Luthuli, where residents detailed various reports of corruption within the Human Settlements Department in Ekurhuleni.
The ActionSA Joburg Youth Forum is concerned about delays in the court case involving an undocumented foreign national who was arrested in 2022 for the rape of three minors.
ActionSA believes the casual manner in which convicted criminal, Thabo Bester, and his partner, Dr Nandipha Magudumana, appeared in the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court has made a mockery of South Africa’s criminal justice system.
ActionSA is outraged to learn that the eThekwini Municipality has dug into taxpayer coffers to fund the African National Congress Woman’s League (ANCWL) Elective Conference, which took place at the Durban International Convention Centre (ICC).
ANC Secretary-General, Fikile Mbalula, lied to the families of the three miners who died in the Lily Mine Tragedy in Mpumalanga seven years ago when he told them at the beginning of May that the miner’s bodies would be retrieved within three months.
Following the picket by security guards and cleaners outside of the July Council sitting, ActionSA has written to the Executive Mayor, Cllr Sivuyile Ngodwana, requesting that insourcing is urgently expedited in Ekurhuleni.
ActionSA in the Western Cape stands with all affected by the Western Cape taxi strike.
The political parties exploring a multi-party agreement (DA, IFP, FF Plus, ActionSA, UIM and SNP) have considered the engagements arising from the National Dialogue on coalition governments convened by Deputy President Paul Mashatile.
ActionSA shares the disappointment of other political parties following the revelation by the Deputy Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs that a draft bill has already been written.
ActionSA, today, attended the National Dialogue on a Coalition Framework, hosted by Deputy President, Paul Mashatile, and submitted views of where we believe the Coalition Framework is on the right path and where we believe it is found to be lacking.
ActionSA today marched to the offices of Police Minister, Bheki Cele, who should’ve been dismissed years ago for his incompetence, where we handed over a memorandum to demand that action be taken within the next three months to urgently address the continued decline in the quality of South African Police Stations.
The political parties exploring a multi-party agreement (DA, IFP, FF Plus, ActionSA, UIM and SNP) are pleased to announce that Professor William Gumede has agreed to chair the National Convention that will sit on 16 and 17 August 2023 at Emperor’s Palace in Kempton Park.
ActionSA has written to City of Johannesburg District Commander, Major-General Max Masha, to deploy K9 units to all police stations in Soweto to tackle the scourge of crimes in the community.
Academics, activists, and experts suggested that ActionSA considers strengthening community policing forums and appointing qualified leadership to help the country restore the rule of law in South Africa.
