ActionSA’s legal teams have met and concluded that the Party will pursue a high court review of the decision of the National Assembly’s Joint Committee on Ethics and Members Interests to exonerate Julius Malema for his remarks encouraging illegal immigration.
Media reports over the weekend of the North-West Province having to return R17 billion in unspent budgets to National Treasury only serve to demonstrate the need to remove this caring and failing government.
The City of Tshwane’s sudden announcement of a forensic investigation into the award of the tender into the Rooiwal Wastewater Treatment Plant is good news but it is disingenuous at best.
ActionSA Student Chapter congratulates ACTIONSA Tshwane South College Odi campus on obtaining overwhelming majority in the historic SRC elections which were held on 31 March 2022
Under the leadership of President Ramaphosa our economy continues to suffer from a profound lack of leadership resulting in each release of these statistics only being a question of how many more South Africans find themselves without a job.
NEWSLETTER #2 28 March 2022 The Editor’s Note Welcome back to the second edition of our newsletter! Our inaugural edition was very well received
The KwaZulu Natal Provincial Executive Committee met on 22 March 2022 and unanimously endorsed our next candidate on the PR list, Ms Busi Radebe, as the suitable candidate to fill the vacancy within council. Her name has subsequently been submitted to the office of the speaker and we will await the date of her swearing in.
ActionSA’s Senate will consider instituting a high court review of this ridiculous decision by the Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests. ActionSA will send a message to Julius Malema, and all other MPs, that positions of public service will not be used to drive anarchy and lawlessness in South Africa.
This afternoon, following the ANC-led South African government’s abstention in a UN General Assembly vote on a resolution denouncing the Russian invasion of Ukraine and calling for its immediate withdrawal, ActionSA resolved to take a clear stance on the matter and met with the Ukrainian Ambassador in South Africa, Liubov Abravitova.
