Last night the governing multi-party coalition in the City of Tshwane held a Coalition Oversight Group (COG) meeting, attended by leaders of political parties, to receive a progress report in terms of the labour relations in the municipality.
ActionSA notes the Gauteng High Court Judgment on the appointment of the Johannesburg City Manager, Floyd Brink.
The robbery of Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga on Tuesday morning, where she was held at gunpoint while travelling on the N3 near Heidelberg, highlights how even official Blue Lights do not protect government officials amidst South Africa’s spiralling crime rate.
ActionSA welcomes the dismissal of bail appeal by Free State High Court for Dr Nandipha Magudumana.
ActionSA will, today, write to the Directorate of Priority Crime Investigations (DPCI/ “The Hawks”) request an urgent update pertaining to the investigation into the Mpumalanga Economic Regulator (MER), after we reported the alleged corrupt sole unadvertised tender worth R4.5 million beauty pageant that was awarded to Mzimari Production since 2011.
ActionSA has noted with concern, the dire situation of having no water by the communities in Ephraim Mogale Municipality.
ActionSA is forging ahead with its case against EFF MMC for Finance in Ekurhuleni, Cllr Dunga.
ActionSA has recently discovered that the tender of nearly R200 million to upgrade K31, Beyers Naude Drive was paid out to a KwaZulu-Natal company, GMK Civils, owned by Sabelo Mjwara, which specialises in civil, building, and fencing projects.
ActionSA has requested the Office of the Public Protector to probe the allegations against Matjhabeng Local Municipality’s Mayor, Thanduxolo Khalipha.
ActionSA canvassed and registered over 1000 first-time voters at the launch of our #RegisterToFixSA’s campaign in Tembisa, Ekurhuleni, today as we embark on registering thousands of new voters in the run-up to the registration weekend on the 18th of November.
Today, ActionSA has filed criminal charges against the City of Cape Town, in continuation of our ongoing efforts to combat the City’s continued discharge of raw sewage into the ocean via its Marine Outfall Pipelines.
ActionSA is deeply concerned by the recent reports of an alleged food poisoning outbreak that has affected the well-being of 120 learners from two neighbouring schools in Komani (formerly Queenstown).
In May of this year the Mayor of Polokwane, Cllr John Makoro Mpe, had committed to completing the much-anticipated Seshego Water Treatment Project within three months, however true to ANC government and its promises, the project is still not done.
Yesterday, the ANC and EFF proved yet again that they have no interest in addressing the systemic poverty faced by the people of Johannesburg.
ActionSA has written to the ANC SG Mr Fikile Mbalula, requesting his immediate transparency in the matter where the ANC has confirmed to have paid R1 764 000 of their R4 794 824,21 bill at the Durban ICC for the ANCWL elective conference.
