ActionSA has more than doubled its support in the City of Johannesburg Ward 7 by-elections – growing from 5.02% in the 2021 municipal elections to 14.48% – while support for the ANC fell dramatically from 37.55% to 24.38%.
ActionSA is concerned that a year since the Enyobeni tragedy occurred, where 21 young people mysteriously died, the Eastern Cape Provincial Government has refused to release the toxicology report to the families of the victims or the general public.
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 Nyirende.
The Department of Health in Limpopo Province has done it again. ActionSA is reliably informed and has seen official documents pertaining to issuing of a Coal Supply tender to hospitals in the province.
ActionSA has submitted questions to the ANC-EFF coalition as to why hijacked buildings have continued to receive services from the city despite the council adopting a motion last year that these buildings would be disconnected.
ActionSA has written to Home Affairs Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, to urgently investigate how the husband of Setsoto Local Municipality Mayor managed to gain South African citizenship after breaking the law.
Sello Lediga, ActionSA Limpopo Provincial Chairperson, writes an Open Letter to Makoro J. Mpe, Executive Mayor of Polokwane Municipality, requesting for an update on the elevation of Polokwane to metropolitan grading.
On 17 June 2023, 9 days ago, a home situated on 4th Avenue in Ennerdale, was gutted by a suspicious fire, the cause of which remains unknown.
ActionSA in KwaZulu-Natal agrees with the IFP’s sentiments to return the KZN Legislature to Ulundi instead of the ANC government’s plan to build a new precinct to the tune of over R6 billion.
ActionSA thanks Councillor David Tembe for his service to the residents of Johannesburg over the past 18 months as he resigned as a city councillor to turn his focus to helping us win the 2024 elections.
ActionSA is concerned that the recent closure of all the beaches in Umhlanga ahead of the school holidays will further impact tourism, not only in Umhlanga but in all of eThekwini.
ActionSA has assisted the son of Patricia Khoza to open a case against Kadzadi’s friend after he intimidated and harassed the son following court proceedings.
ActionSA is deeply disappointed that after an entire day waiting at the Germiston Magistrate’s Court, the criminal case against the undocumented foreign national Tony Kadzadi – who is accused of hijacking buildings in Primrose, Ekurhuleni, has again been postponed.
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.
