Deputy President, Paul Mashatile, has been caught lying in a statement where he said he was not present when members of his SAPS VIP Protection Unit assaulted three South Africans, with multiple reports now saying that the unit was escorting Mashatile home.
ActionSA is concerned about the ANC Government’s lack of response to the ongoing protests in Diepsloot where members have taken to the streets in protest because their repeated pleas for the state to address the high crime in the area have fallen on deaf ears.
Cosatu’s planned strike this week over the state of the economy, poor governance, and the falling living standards of workers is effectively a march against itself as it is a member of the Tripartite Alliance, and its own leaders sit in the South African Cabinet and Parliament.
ActionSA in the Western Cape has written to the Knysna Municipal Manager requesting him to take steps to recover unlawful remuneration paid to Acting Chief Financial Officer, Londiwe Sotshede and Acting Director: Corporate Services, Luvuyo Loliwe.
ActionSA is outraged by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education’s (DoE) decision to slash the scholar transport budget from R457 million to R266 million for the upcoming financial year.
ActionSA has opened a case of assault after one of our members was brutally attacked after attending a branch launch with ActionSA President, Herman Mashaba, in Barberton, Mpumalanga, over the past weekend.
ActionSA believes Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s admission that his South African Police Service (SAPS) VIP Protection Unit was involved in assaulting three South Africans on a Gauteng highway raises serious questions about the Deputy President’s ethics which have left a lot to be desired in recent history.
ActionSA has written to the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) head Dikeledi Jennifer Ntlatseng to urgently investigate the incident where members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) VIP unit assaulted three South Africans on the side of a Gauteng highway.
ActionSA notes and cautiously welcomes the internal investigation instituted by the Department of Health in Limpopo that relates to the coal tender which was issued to hospitals in the Province including those that do not have coal boilers.
ActionSA will file an application in terms of PAIA to get access to the tender documents relating to the R520 million security tender scandal in the North West Province.
ActionSA in the Western Cape has filed an application in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) with the City of Cape Town which asks questions about the CoCT’s compliance with the conditions of the Hout Bay permit issued on 7 May 2019 by the then Department of Environmental Affairs.
ActionSA has always maintained that re-establishment of the mining operations through which a new decline access could be developed would assist in the retrieval of the bodies of Ms Mnisi, Ms Nkambule and Mr Nyirenda.
ActionSA, in consultation with our legal team, is considering our legal options after acting Public Protector, Kholeka Gcaleka, cleared President Cyril Ramaphosa of any wrongdoing during the burglary on his Phala Phala farm in February 2020.
ActionSA will head to court to overturn the City of Tshwane Council’s Speaker, Mncedi Nzwanana, unlawful decision to reject a Motion of No Confidence against himself on frivolous grounds.
