While Gauteng and the rest of South Africa battle a wave of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF), it is deeply concerning that centres such as the Provincial Government-owned Centre for Abused Women & Children in Marshalltown, Johannesburg, has been hijacked by foreign nationals.
ActionSA North West is angered by the theft of two 10 000 Litre Jojo Tanks in Ward 3 in Disaneng Village in Ratlou Local Municipality.
Millions seem to have disappeared in the budget of Ehlanzeni District Municipality allocated to build a sports facility at Schoemansdal in Mpumalanga.
In a country throttled by crime and corruption, it is frustrating to see prominent political figures get away with looting state resources. A sitting Premier and a former Premier of the Eastern Cape are alleged to have benefited improperly from the province’s initiatives to honour the late struggle icons from the province, President Nelson Mandela and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
ActionSA has just learned that the Nigerian foreign national who stands accused of intimidation and harassment has now been released despite the serious charges level against him.
ActionSA’s legal team will write to Water and Sanitation Minister, Senzo Mchunu, and his department to complete the Giyani Bulk Water Project in Limpopo where over R4 billion has been spent yet taps continue to run dry.
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ActionSA reiterates our position that when we take up seats in Parliament in 2024, we are going to push to introduce legislation to bring an end to the exploitative outsourcing practices by South African government departments and entities.
ActionSA congratulates matriculants across the country who passed their national senior certificate (NSC) examinations, but we are concerned about the growing gap between the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) and NSC results.
The Coalition Oversight Group, consisting inter alia the national leadership of all the parties forming the multiparty coalition in Gauteng, met today in Johannesburg to discuss a variety of critical matters.
ActionSA Eastern Cape Provincial Campaign Manager, Nongoma Mtsitshana, visited Nkwezana Primary school in Crossways, East London. Historically, the school was established on a farm in 1995. Prefabricated structures housed the first tranche of students.
After being barred from entering the school to conduct a site inspection and to handover school materials, the Amajuba Caucus Leader, Faziel Cassim and myself stood outside the school’s locked gates to assess the situation.
Today, ActionSA held a picket outside the Newcastle Municipality and handed over a memorandum of demand to the Speaker of the Municipality, demanding that he takes swift action against Democratic Alliance (DA) councillor, Ms Connie Hariram, after going on a racist rant circulated on a voice note last year.
ActionSA’s intervention to help sixteen learners from Leeu Gamka in Prince Albert, who had been refused admission to hostel in Beaufort West, has been successful.
ActionSA has expressed shock and sadness with the filth and horrendous situation at Atec School of people living with disabilities in Standerton, Mpumalanga.
