Remarks by ActionSA President Herman Mashaba during a briefing on the priority prosecutions to be pursued by an ActionSA government.
ActionSA seeks clarity from the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans, Ms. Thandi Modise MP, regarding the deployment of South African National Defence Force (SANDF) soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as part of the Southern African Mission in the DRC (SAMIDRC).
ActionSA has today embarked on a nationwide campaign where our national leaders, Team Fix South Africa members and premier candidates will crisscross the country to share our solutions with communities of how we can end crime and corruption when we enter government following the May 29 elections.
ActionSA has written to the Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions – Mpumalanga, Advocate Magwanyana, to, within 14 days, make a decision on whether the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) will prosecute those complicit in the Lily Mine tragedy of 05 February 2016.
ActionSA expresses concern about the staggering R23 billion wasted away by Health Departments in settling medico-legal claims, particularly the over R534 million in claims and legal costs originating from the Western Cape.
ActionSA appeals to our communities and emergency services, including the police and search and rescue services, to assist in the search of three-year-old Gabriella Dumont from Eldorado Park who went missing in Reiger Park, Ekurhuleni, on Saturday evening.
ActionSA wishes all South Africans and members of the country’s diverse Christian Faith Community a peaceful and safe Easter Weekend.
ActionSA finds the ANC administration’s decision to announce the fuel price hike mere hours after the gazette announced the scrapping of e-tolls dubious.
Today, ActionSA is pleased to announce that our Motion against Ekurhuleni’s puppet Mayor, Sivuyile Ngodwana, has successfully passed in council which reconvened today.
ActionSA is concerned about the reported continued use of corporal punishment in our schools, 28 years after the practice was banned.
As the 2024 General Elections draw near, our democracy faces a disturbing challenge: the malevolent destruction of ActionSA campaign posters.
Claims by the EFF that ActionSA does not support insourcing should be seen as the political misinformation by a party that has never insourced anyone.
Today, ActionSA celebrates a significant victory after the Department of Education (DoE) withdrew its KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) NSNP Circular No. 33 of 2024.
ActionSA’s lawyers rigorously opposed the South African Government and Eskom’s application for leave to appeal brought at the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria on Wednesday to appeal the landmark judgement handed down by the Full Bench of the North Gauteng High Court on 1 December 2023.
ActionSA vehemently rejects the Department of Education’s (DoE) decision to slashing of funding for the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP), which benefits over 2 million learners in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN).
