As the City of Tshwane continues its efforts to restore safe drinking water to communities affected by the Bronkhorstspruit water crisis, I wish to confirm further steps being taken to ensure accountability for the failures that contributed to this situation.
ActionSA MMC Candidate for Public Safety, Cllr Marcel Coutriers, demands full accountability from the Executive after the JMPD fleet was grounded due to the City’s failure to pay vehicle leases.
ActionSA North West is demanding urgent answers following an oversight visit to Thipanyane Primary School, where learners face deteriorating infrastructure and are taught in shared classrooms alongside learners from other grades.
ActionSA in Ekurhuleni has noted the statement issued by the ANC Ekurhuleni Caucus following the Extraordinary Council Meeting of 21 October 2026.
ActionSA Deputy President, Dr Mbahare Kekana, is undertaking a 10-day provincial visit across the North West, crisscrossing communities to assess service delivery failures, engage residents and present ActionSA’s vision for a province that works for all its people.
ActionSA notes a series of public statements issued by EFF MMC for Health, Cllr Tshegofatso Mashabela and EFF Mayoral Candidate following our statement of 20 October, concerning the executive and legislative responsibilities of government in handling the Bronkhorstspruit water crisis.
ActionSA is disappointed by Minister Godongwana’s announcement of short-term fuel relief measures, which we believe do not go far enough to ease the devastating cost-of-living crisis and fail to address the fundamental problems that continue to undermine South Africa’s economy.
Following yesterday’s joint intergovernmental briefing on the Bronkhorstspruit water crisis, the City of Tshwane has made further progress in strengthening alternative water provision, accelerating technical interventions and expanding public awareness activities.
ActionSA notes the decision by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), our coalition partner in the City of Tshwane, to announce its intention to open a criminal case against Executive Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya and the City Manager over the failure to chlorinate water at the Bronkhorstspruit Water Treatment Plant.
Ahead of tomorrow’s Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS), ActionSA has placed immediate relief for South Africans grappling with rising fuel prices and the cost of living, alongside decisive action to tackle the illicit economy, at the centre of its expectations for the Minister of Finance.
I am deeply disappointed by the continued attempts by former Executive Mayor Cilliers Brink to exploit the water crisis in Bronkhorstspruit for political advantage, including through misleading claims about cholera and the recycling of allegations about the City’s expenditure on water tankers that have already been publicly addressed.
Today, ActionSA’s assistance provided to a business owner culminated in a successful sting operation by the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI).
Remarks by ActionSA President Herman Mashaba at the Limpopo Mashupa Tsela Rally.
ActionSA Mpumalanga is calling for greater accountability and improved service delivery from municipalities following concerning findings in the Department of Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs’ PFMA 2025/26 audit outcomes.
ActionSA today unveiled two Bills to establish Scorpions 2.0, a strengthened and independent anti-corruption institution capable of investigating and prosecuting serious corruption, dismantling organised criminal cartels and holding politically connected criminals accountable.
