ActionSA is disappointed to learn that despite claims of completion of the Giyani Water Project by the Department of Water and Sanitation, none of the approximately 55 villages in Giyani or surrounds have access to potable drinking water in their homes as promised.
ActionSA welcomes the suspension of Xolani Nciza, a high-ranking official in Ekurhuleni, over his failure to submit genuine qualifications required for his position.
Today, ActionSA’s legal team will appear before the Western Cape High Court seeking to intervene, as a respondent, in the My Vote Counts litigation.
ActionSA has written to South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) requesting an update on the complaint lodged by ActionSA on the 29th of September 2022.
The Mpumalanga Department of Health seems to be flagrantly ignoring the South African Human Rights Commission’s (SAHRC) findings and remedial action after ActionSA laid a complaint to the commission.
ActionSA notes with great despair the water challenges that are faced by people throughout KwaZulu-Natal that were exposed by South African Human Rights (SAHRC) yesterday.
ActionSA is vindicated by the announcement by City of Tshwane Executive Mayor, Cilliers Brink, announcement today that a public participation process would be launched for the proposed 40-year lease of the Rooiwal and Pretoria West Power Stations.
ActionSA has taken note of the upsurge in the ongoing gang and drug-related violence plaguing the communities of Eldorado Park and Westbury in the City of Johannesburg.
President Mashaba’s address at the closing ceremony of ActionSA’s Policy Conference
In envisioning good governance, accountability, and transparency in South Africa’s public service; a high degree of professionalism, care and a sense of duty must be engrained in all public servants.
ActionSA would like to thank everyone who made the contribution towards the development of this policy.
Where humans exist side by side, there has always been an accepted code or rules that govern their co-existence.
Misalignment in South Africa’s Foreign Policy Strategy has been the subject of much criticism and scrutiny.
Today I delivered the keynote speech on the topic of Economic Justice at ActionSA’s inaugural Policy Conference.
As we deliberate on the draft proposals on climate change and the environment we are sadly confronted by the link between this heart-wrenching event and the larger global challenge of climate change.
