This week, ActionSA will be engaging South Africans around the solutions needed to build a prosperous and inclusive economy that will create jobs for the almost 12 million unemployed South Africans. This forms part of our consultative policy development process ahead of our inaugural Policy Conference in September.
ActionSA believes the dramatic decline of the value of the South African Rand in the wake of allegations that South Africa supplied munitions to Russia, highlights the urgent need for foreign policy guided by economic pragmatism and respect for human rights, and macroeconomic polices that will ignite growth and job creation.
ActionSA calls on President Cyril Ramaphosa to urgently take the nation into his confidence over the allegations that the South African government supplied weapons to Russia amid its ongoing war against Ukraine.
Yesterday, ActionSA took a bold step towards finding answers in the tender award of the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) – which was awarded to Pacina Retail (Pty) Ltd –, by writing to the Acting Public Protector of South Africa, Adv. Kholeka Gcaleka, requesting an investigation into the matter, to which we received a speedy response, with the reference number: CMS – 1957 Mncwango (DoE).
ActionSA calls on the Orkney Magistrates Court to deny bail to ANC Councillor, Tebogo Sepale, when he appears in court on May 17 for his bail application.
ActionSA has today launched its online public engagement platform calling on all South Africans to contribute their thoughts on how to fix South Africa, ahead of our inaugural Policy Conference in September.
ActionSA welcomes measures to address revenue management and illegal occupation of City of Tshwane owned properties.
ActionSA welcomes the invoking of Section 154 of the Constitution in troubled eThekwini Metro Municipality.
ActionSA calls on the courts to deny bail application for the ANC councillor who is alleged to have committed statutory rape of a 12-year-old girl in Mpumalanga eMalahleni.
ActionSA has written to the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DEFF), asking when it will take a decision on ActionSA’s appeals against the permits it granted to the City of Cape Town, which allow the City to continue pumping raw sewage into the ocean at Green Point and Camps Bay for another five (5) years.
Deputy President, Paul Mashatile’s visit to Jagersfontein was nothing but a PR stunt will no benefit for the people of Jagersfontein who remain in destitution.
ActionSA is shocked to learn that scores of Great North Transport former employees are yet to be paid their pension monies years after the company declared liquidation.
Despite the protracted, obscene and voluminous litigation undertaken by Vantage Goldfields – the same management that have been found guilty of negligence in a section 72 enquiry by the Department of Minerals and Resources in 2017 – ActionSA’s relentless pressure finally obtained a victory in the ongoing quest for justice.
ActionSA is calling on Eskom to urgently restore power to parts of Mahikeng that were left in the dark after a fire broke out at the Mahikeng substation ten days ago.
