ActionSA has written to the Gauteng Provincial Police Commissioner, Elias Mawela, to offer a R50 000 reward for anyone who provides information that leads to the arrest of culprits who murdered the two boys in Soweto this past week.
ActionSA is formally calling for the immediate termination of the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) supplier’s contract due to its breach after the supplier failed to deliver food to thousands of schools in KwaZulu-Natal, leaving millions of children to go without meals at schools for days on end.
ActionSA is relieved, for the Mpholo Family, that the body burnt in cell 35 in the commission of Thabo Bester’s escape has been positively identified as that of Katlego Junior Mpholo from Ipopeng in Bloemfontein.
ActionSA in the Joburg region expresses shock over the brutal killings of two children whose bodies were discovered in Soweto yesterday.
The City of Johannesburg programming committee on Friday morning accepted ActionSA’s motions of no confidence (MONC) in Mayor Thapelo Amad and Speaker Colleen Makhubele to be heard at the next Council meeting on the 25th April 2023.
ActionSA is outraged by the deceitful information given by KwaZulu-Natal’s MEC for Education Mbali Frazer during her 2023/2024 Budget Speech, where she deceived the public by claiming that good progress has been made in the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) and learners are getting meals, in the matter where 5400 schools in KZN were left without meals upon returning to school from the Easter Holidays.
ActionSA believes the eight municipalities which has been placed under administration by the Finance MEC Motlalepula Rosho should instead be dissolved, and fresh elections held to elect new municipal councils.
ActionSA is extremely concerned that, because of non-performance, National Treasury has stopped millions in grants at 10 Western Cape municipalities.
These are remarks made by ActionSA national leaders at the launch of party’s ground-breaking policy process in anticipation of our inaugural policy conference in September 2023.
Tony Kazadi, who was arrested in January after an intervention by ActionSA, was set to appear in the Germiston Magistrate’s court on Wednesday, 22 March, but the matter was again postponed to 28 April.
On the 17 of April, the Public Protector acknowledged ActionSA’s complaint against the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) and the South African Post Office (SAPO).
ActionSA notes with great concern that eThekwini Metro has recorded the highest tariff increases compared to other metropolitan cities for the new financial year starting on 1 July 2023.
ActionSA notes renewed calls for those responsible for the looting of the Venda Building Society (VBS) be held accountable and punished for their sins that saw hundreds of poor South Africans losing their money in what is known as the biggest bank heist in South Africa.
ActionSA is extremely concerned that community activist Loyiso Nkohla was possibly killed for his work to reopen the railway line in Philippi, Cape Town, by groups who seek to keep the railway line closed.
ActionSA believes the postponement of the bail application of the alleged Ekurhuleni serial rapist, who is facing 145 charges including rape, kidnapping and sexual offences, highlights how the criminal justice system lets down victims of crime in South Africa.
