ActionSA has written to the Head of water and sanitation in the eThekwini Municipality, Mr Ednick Msweli, after ward 35, in the northern part of eThekwini, has been left without water for a number of days.

ActionSA is gravely concerned about the lack of stability and job security plaguing the Department of Health in the Northern Cape.

The families of Pretty Nkambule, Yvonne Mnisi and Solomon Nyirenda have informed us that a meeting took place between Nkomazi Mayor, Phindile Magagula, Fikile Mbalula and Department of Minister Resources and Electricity (DMRE) officials yesterday at Nkomazi Municipality to which they [the family] were not invited. As such the family feels insulted as they meet to discuss the retrieval of the container without them.

ActionSA Calls on the eThekwini Metro Municipality to be transparent about the beach water quality tests that they have conducted, after deeming beaches open and safe for use.

ActionSA North West calls on ANC North West Chairperson and Acting Premier Nono Maloyi to update the residents on Premier Bushy Maape’s health, following his three months’ sick leave due to medical treatment.

ActionSA is deeply troubled by the continued bloodshed caused by callous and senseless shootings that have sadly become an all too frequent occurrence in Nelson Mandela. O

ActionSA is assisting residents in Kwa-Thema and Tsakane in Ekurhuleni – where service delivery protests have erupted after major failures by the metropolitan government with regards to water supply.

In March 2023, ActionSA Western Cape filed a formal complaint with the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) regarding the appalling violation of human rights endured by the Siqalokutsha Community in Khayelitsha, City of Cape Town.

ActionSA is pleased to announce that our court application seeking to intervene, as a respondent, in the My Vote Counts litigation has been granted by the Western Cape High Court just minutes ago.

ActionSA is disappointed to learn that despite claims of completion of the Giyani Water Project by the Department of Water and Sanitation, none of the approximately 55 villages in Giyani or surrounds have access to potable drinking water in their homes as promised.

ActionSA welcomes the suspension of Xolani Nciza, a high-ranking official in Ekurhuleni, over his failure to submit genuine qualifications required for his position.

Today, ActionSA’s legal team will appear before the Western Cape High Court seeking to intervene, as a respondent, in the My Vote Counts litigation.

ActionSA has written to South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) requesting an update on the complaint lodged by ActionSA on the 29th of September 2022.

The Mpumalanga Department of Health seems to be flagrantly ignoring the South African Human Rights Commission’s (SAHRC) findings and remedial action after ActionSA laid a complaint to the commission.

ActionSA notes with great despair the water challenges that are faced by people throughout KwaZulu-Natal that were exposed by South African Human Rights (SAHRC) yesterday.