ActionSA notes the Auditor-General’s report which paints a bleak picture of the dysfunctional state
of local government.

This past weekend, ActionSA Tshwane Caucus recently concluded a two-day strategic breakaway session.

The Pretoria North Regional Court sentenced Swart to a R20 000 fine, as well as a three-year prison sentence, suspended for a period of five years. This sentence is an insult to the millions of South African women who have experienced gender-based violence or live in fear, in our country.

News reports have been confirmed that Nelson Mandela Bay has officially run out of water with the Impofu Dam dropping below water extraction levels for the first time.

Today, the Tshwane MMC for Human Settlements, Cllr. Abel Tau officiated the sod turning ceremony that launched the construction of the Chantelle Social Housing Project.

Last week Executive Mayor, Councillor Mpho Phalatse, raised concerns through a statement about a perceived inequity in pothole repairs in the different regions of Johannesburg.

Following engagements between ActionSA’s leadership and Vytjie Mentor, ActionSA can confirm that Vytjie has stepped down as the Western Cape Provincial Chairperson to assume a new role within the organisation.

ActionSA sends our deepest condolences to the families of the 15 deceased who died following the horrific head -on collision between a bus and a truck on the M17 on Hornsnek Road in Pretoria early this morning.

ActionSA has taken note of allegations made by a municipal official at the Johannesburg Property Company against ActionSA MMC of Economic Development, Cllr Nkuli Mbundu.

ActionSA welcomes the news of the arrest of the Rajesh and Atul Gupta in Dubai last night, following the issuing of a red notice by Interpol.

Today we have written to the Governor of the Reserve Bank, Lesetja Kganyago, and the Commissioner of SARS, Edward Kieswetter, in respect of the revelations relating to the theft or $4 million from President Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala game farm in Limpopo.

Today I have written to the Governor of the Reserve Bank, Lesetja Kganyago, and the Commissioner of SARS, Edward Kieswetter, in respect of the revelations relating to the theft or $4 million from President Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala game farm in Limpopo.

The shock announcement of crime statistics in the first quarter of this year is a clear indication that our criminal justice system is failing South Africans. The crime statistics reveal at 22% increase in murder, a 24% increase in attempted murder and a 13% increase in sexual offense cases.

The shock announcement of crime statistics in the first quarter of this year is a clear indication that our criminal justice system is failing South Africans. The crime statistics reveal at 22% increase in murder, a 24% increase in attempted murder and a 13% increase in sexual offense cases.

This afternoon ActionSA was refused a prior arranged meeting with the Station Commander of the KwaNobuhle SAPS station.