Today saw the first day of proceedings in the landmark joint legal action instituted against the Department of Mineral and Energy Resources, the Department of Public Enterprises, and the Government of the Republic of South Africa, over Eskom’s failure to provide South Africa with a stable energy supply.

ActionSA is pleased to announce that it has concluded its candidate selection processes following a full review of its PR list in the City of Tshwane.

The multi-party coalition in the City of Tshwane has walked out of Council following the refusal of the Speaker to act on the requirement to remove terminated former Councillors from the chambers.

The Sedibeng Local Municipality’s decision to rescind our request to access Sharpeville Community Hall is a clear attempt to block our Human Rights Day activities.

ActionSA, UDM and 17 others will head to the Pretoria High court on Monday, 20 March 2023, to take to task the Department of Mineral and Energy Resources, the Department of Public Enterprises, and the Government of the Republic of South Africa, over Eskom’s failure to provide South Africa with a stable energy supply.

ActionSA has resolved to terminate the membership of two of its City of Tshwane Councillors.

On the 14 March, while conducting a door-to-door canvassing in Nzobo ward 11, a small rural area in Nongoma in preparation for a by-election which is set to take place on 5 April 2023.

ActionSA welcomes the suspension of Cape Town Mayoral Committee Member for Human Settlements, Malusi Booi, following the recent raid by SAPS’s Commercial Crimes Unit in the offices of the City, as part of the police’s investigation into fraud and corruption.

This morning, Gauteng Provincial Chairperson Funzi Ngobeni, National Chairperson Michael Beaumont and National Spokesperson Lerato Ngobeni, laid criminal charges against two individuals sent by the Defence of People (DoP) political party who attempted to bribe our councillor to vote for the ANC-led opposition.

ActionSA is dismayed that the provincial budget for the 2023/24 fiscal year provided nothing new and continues to ignore the plight of the people of the Eastern Cape.

ActionSA is concerned that Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, is forging ahead with a plan to provide an emergency button (e-button) to the more than 16 million people living in the province at a time when police already fail to respond to emergency calls.

ActionSA President Herman Mashaba writes an open letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa on behalf of ActionSA and all law-abiding South African citizens to urge the President and his government to show leadership and prevent the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) from plunging South Africa into anarchy with their proposed national shutdown.

ActionSA cautiously welcomes the newly appointed MECs, the majority of whom have minimal experience.

ActionSA is extremely concerned about the near double-digit increase in the Gauteng provincial crime statistics which paints the picture that the province is emerging as the rape capital of the country.

ActionSA unequivocally condemns the Economic Freedom Fighters’ threats of a “national shutdown” on the 20th of March.