ActionSA has written to the chairperson of the Gauteng Provincial Standing Committee on Public Accounts, Sochayile Khanyile to investigate Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s Nasi Ispani job creation scheme after allegations of cronyism emerged.

ActionSA will write to the National Treasury to blacklist all businesses and individuals implicated in state capture after the Western Cape government awarded a tender to a business owned by Roy Moodley who have been at the forefront of state capture allegations.

The multiparty coalition has resolved that ActionSA bring a Motion of No Confidence (MONC) in the City of Tshwane Council Speaker, Mncedi Nzwanana after he has blocked similar motions in the past.

In our continued effort to force the eThekwini Municipality to bring essential services to its residents, the Provincial Chairperson conducted 3 oversight visits to various locations to highlight the issues faced by our people.

South Africa’s approach to foreign policy should be used in such a way that the country’s economic interests are achieved which will improve the livelihoods of people on the ground, academics, foreign policy experts and commentators told ActionSA at our foreign policy expert panel on Tuesday.

During a Policy Expert roundtable on Tuesday morning, jointly hosted by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), experts took to the podium to paint a very grim picture of the globe’s climate outlook.

It is with great elation that ActionSA has learnt that the infamous VBS case will resume on 17 July 2023, in Gauteng.

ActionSA believes that the City of Johannesburg Speaker, Colleen Makhubele’s decision to delay ActionSA’s Motion of No Confidence (MONC) in Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda at the programming committee is a clear attempt to protect the mayor from accountability.

The Mayor of eMalahleni Municipality, Connie Nkalintshana, has been booted out by the ANC Nkangala Regional Committee.

ActionSA believes the Financial Sector Conduct Authority’s (FSCA) confirmation that the City of Johannesburg’s Mayor, Kabelo Gwamanda’s funeral scheme was not registered, and therefore illegal, obviates the need for a motion of no confidence (MONC) against him.

ActionSA believes the Alexandra Massacre of 18 June 1976 deserves recognition for the contribution it made in helping to bring an end to Apartheid in South Africa and helping to usher in a democratic dispensation.

ActionSA believes South African Youth should honour the legacy of those who died in the 1976 student uprising by registering to vote in the upcoming 2024 elections to remove the ANC and put South Africa back on a path of prosperity.

ActionSA welcomes the announcement by our Coalition to blacklist the joint venture of CMS, NJR and Blackhead Consulting and its sole owner, ANC-connected and Gupta-related, Edwin Sodi, to ensure that they can no longer do business with the state for a period of 5 years.

Following a High Court judgment of 07 June 2023, which found that the ANC-led Knysna Municipal Council’s resolutions that Londiwe Sotshede be appointed as Acting Chief Financial Officer and that Luvuyo Loliwe be appointed as Acting Director of Corporate Services were “unlawful, ultra vires and null and void”, ActionSA has written to the Municipal Manager of Knysna Municipality, demanding confirmation that no salaries will be paid to either Sotshede or Loliwe in the future, and particularly not on the next ordinary payday on 25 June 2023.

ActionSA has written to the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) to lodge a complaint about the closure of a school on KwaZulu-Natal’s South Coast.