Today, 20 October 2023, we conducted an unannounced in loco inspection at a vehicle repair centre for vehicles belonging to the City of Tshwane, especially those of the Metro Police Department (TMPD) and the Emergency Services Department (ESD).
ActionSA congratulates SAICA and the Chartered Accountancy Profession on their outstanding performance in the recent global professional trust survey conducted by the internationally renowned agency, Edelman on behalf of Chartered Accountants Worldwide (CAW).
ActionSA notes with cautious optimism the appointment of Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka as the Public Protector.
ActionSA successfully demonstrated and handed over a Memorandum of Demands to the Durban International Convention Centre (ICC) Board Chairperson.
The family of Solomon Nyirende, Pretty Nkambule and Yvonne Mnisi are pleased with the judgement of the Mbombela Magistrate Court.
ActionSA North West is outraged by comments made by acting North West Premier Nono Maloyi on a tv show “Power to truth with JJ Tabane” on eNCA.
Local governments in the Free State including the police service and the health department are responsible for the recent deaths of two children at Vredefort.
ActionSA has learnt, with consternation, the light sentence received by former Thulamela Municipal Manager, Hlengani Maluleke, for his role in the VBS scandal.
On Thursday, 19 October, the members of the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa formally welcomed the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) as the Charters newest member.
ActionSA welcomes the announcement made yesterday regarding the outcomes of the investigation by Werkmans Attorneys, which conclusively determined that the awarding of the NSFAS Direct Payment of Allowances contract was indeed irregular and in gross violation of procurement practices.
ActionSA welcomes the resignation of Free State’s Social Development MEC Matshediso Koloi, following our request that she steps aside until the conclusion of her case.
ActionSA will, today, write to MEC for Community Safety, Faith Mazibuko, and Gauteng Police Commissioner, Elias Mawela, following the damning revelations that SAPS reservists with 10 years of experience, who applied to be crime wardens, were not considered.
Today, 18 October 2023, Tshwane Community Safety and Roads and Transport launched the Mobile Alcohol Evidence Bus as part of Transport Month ahead of the December festive season.
ActionSA is deeply concerned that the sharp increase in monthly inflation from 4.8% in August to 5.4%, accompanied by increases in fuel prices and food prices, will put additional pressure on South African consumers when many are already battling a cost-of-living crisis.
Last week, the Section 79 Municipal Public Accounts (MPAC) in Tshwane launched the first public streaming platform for all committee meetings to be streamed live on the City’s Youtube platform. This, in accordance with the provisions of the Promotion of Access to Information Act of 2000 (PAIA).
