Today, ActionSA joined forces with security guards and cleaners from different regions of our province to march to Durban City Hall.
ActionSA today unveiled our plan to ignite South Africa’s economic growth and address the country’s housing crisis by reclaiming hijacked and abandoned buildings and factories across the country.
ActionSA expresses deep concern over raw sewage flowing into the Kowie River in Port Alfred.
Today, Hon. Neliswa Nkonyeni, the MEC for Finance, presented her budget speech for the 2024/25 financial year in KwaZulu-Natal.
ActionSA in Ekurhuleni notes the EFF Speaker’s decision to reconvene the collapsed council meeting on Tuesday, 12 March at 10:00, in which our motion against the Puppet Mayor Ngodwana was supposed to be heard.
ActionSA views the President’s visit to eMalahleni Municipality as a ploy to campaign for the ANC using tax payers’ resources.
As the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) MEC for Finance, Ms Peggy Nkonyeni, prepares for her 2024/25 budget speech, we expect that she focuses the budget on the essential needs of the province.
ActionSA has submitted its objections to the BELA Bill before Parliaments Select Committee on Education, Technology, Sports, Arts, and Culture.
ActionSA has today submitted our objections to the Integrated Resources Plan during a picket outside the Department of Mineral Resources Headquarters in Pretoria.
ActionSA has concluded all of its filings with the IEC that will ensure that the Party is on every ballot paper for all South Africans across the nine provinces.
ActionSA welcomes the arrest of 3 suspects implicated in the VBS bank heist.
ActionSA welcomes the scrapping of the e-tolls, which is long overdue. This is a massive victory for the residents of Gauteng, not Premier Panyaza Lesufi or his government.
ActionSA welcomes the decision by the US to replace the two-decades-old sanctions against the Zimbabwean people with sanctions targeted at Zanu-PF leaders, including those close to President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
ActionSA Joburg Caucus has observed with concern the lack of political will to address the impasse that arises following the abandonment of two Soweto low-cost housing projects.
On Thursday, 29 February 2024, the EFF unsurprisingly resorted to violence to ensure the collapse of council to prevent our motion of no confidence against their puppet mayor, Cllr Sivuyile Nogdwana, from being ventilated and voted on.
