There comes a point in the life of a nation when government should stop talking and start listening. There comes a point when the frustrations of citizens can no longer be dismissed as political noise, xenophobia, misinformation or populism.
ActionSA has taken note of Western Cape Premier Alan Winde’s admission to the Western Cape High Court that not a single affordable housing project has been completed in the Cape Town CBD in nearly a decade. This is a damning admission at a time when ordinary Capetonians are being priced further and further out of the areas where they work.
ActionSA welcomes the withdrawal of the Department of Home Affairs’ reckless directive that sought to compel Refugee Reception Offices to accept asylum applications from undocumented persons who entered South Africa illegally.
ActionSA is raising concerns over the deteriorating condition of roads in Ward 25 of the Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality, where sections of the road near Uncle Joe’s Tavern are visibly showing signs of deterioration.
ActionSA has formally written to the Dr JS Moroka Local Municipality, requesting an urgent investigation into allegations of political interference in the renewal of Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) contracts.
On 31 August 2026, television channel Moja Love recorded a political debate through a segment called Lentswe La Hao in Orlando East, Soweto, hosted by Nimrod Nkosi.
ActionSA Emakhazeni is seeking clarity from the Emakhazeni Local Municipality following concerns and allegations regarding the manner in which Jojo tanks donated to the municipality by EXARO were recently presented to communities.
Cilliers Brink’s sudden conversion to highly publicised raids against illegal immigration, just 30 days before an election in which he is campaigning to return as Mayor of Tshwane, raises obvious questions concerning his absence from similar raids when he was actually Mayor of Tshwane.
ActionSA is alarmed by reports that the South African Police Service purchased nearly 3,000 litres of diesel from alleged organised crime boss Ralph Stanfield and his wife, Nicole Johnson, while police were investigating their alleged criminal enterprise.
ActionSA Johannesburg Mayoral Candidate, Herman Mashaba, hosted a successful launch of an initiative for planting 1 million trees in Doornkop, Soweto.
ActionSA is calling for urgent clarity from the Dr JS Moroka Local Municipality following allegations that EPWP workers in Ward 25 were prevented from renewing their contracts amid confusion over competing beneficiary lists.
ActionSA is demanding answers from the municipality after a Vezubuhle resident, Mr Bojoana Mzimba, was reportedly denied the construction of a disaster-relief house despite his property having been registered under the municipality’s disaster programme.
ActionSA questions the DA’s public expressions of “outrage” and “deep concern” following the recent arrests in Knysna, given the inconsistency of its position on accountability in Knysna. While the DA’s provincial leadership has called for the recovery of misappropriated public funds their own councillors in Knysna voted with the ANC to kill a motion seeking a formal investigation into allegations of financial misconduct.
ActionSA calls on the Minister of Finance to urgently review and reduce the fuel levy to provide immediate relief to South Africans being squeezed by escalating fuel prices and the rising cost of living.
