ActionSA strongly condemns the brutal murder of ActionSA member and Umjindini Trust Community Policing Forum (CPF) Chairperson, Mr Shumbuzo Khumalo, who was gunned down on Monday while responding to a criminal incident in his community.
The striking-off of the fraud case involving Johannesburg Development Agency CEO Themba Mathibe from the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court is not merely a legal development.
When Herman Mashaba resigned as Executive Mayor of Johannesburg in November 2019, he left behind more than just an office. He left behind a blueprint for a city on a path to recovery.
Today, ActionSA voted against the ANC-sponsored GNU candidate for Chairperson of the Impeachment Committee and in favour of an opposition candidate who represents the independence and impartiality required to lead this vital constitutional process.
ActionSA strongly and unequivocally condemns the death threats made against our Member of the Provincial Legislature in Mpumalanga, Thoko Mashiane.
The member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature Emma More has officially written to the South African Human Rights Commission demanding the immediate release of the research report and methodology utilised to conclude that “there is no evidence linking hospital overcrowding to foreign nationals.”
ActionSA cannot support this budget, as it places a greater financial burden on residents while failing to deliver corresponding improvements in service delivery.
ActionSA welcomes the successful seizure of drugs worth close to R1 billion at the Beitbridge Border Post.
ActionSA has today laid criminal charges against the Municipal Manager of the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, Mr Musa Mbhele, for deliberately misleading Parliament during proceedings before Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA).
Today, ActionSA officially commenced its pre-voter registration mobilisation campaign in the Nkangala District Municipality in Mpumalanga ahead of the IEC voter registration weekend scheduled for 20–21 June 2026.
ActionSA vehemently rejects the Budget by the Finance MMC, Clir Loyiso Masuku that offers nothing new to the residents of Joburg. Today’s 97.4 billion budget is far from addressing the lived experience of the downtrodden and the middle class.
ActionSA welcomes the decision by the Public Service Commission to open an investigation based on our complaint against the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson, over what appears to be blatant cadre deployment within the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure.
On my Germiston campaign tour today, I spoke directly with South African Spaza Shop owners who are building thriving businesses despite the odds.
ActionSA strongly condemns the R1.405 billion 2026/27 budget tabled by Executive Mayor Cllr Mamedupi Teffo, which glaringly prioritises political bureaucracy over the urgent needs of our communities.
ActionSA welcomes the interim order granted by the Gauteng High Court, which found that livestock owners were unlawfully excluded from procuring and administering legally manufactured Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccines to their own livestock.
