ActionSA has launched a full probe into Resolve Communications’ client, UPL South Africa’s recent R17 billion infrastructure deal involving Infrastructure South Africa, an entity of the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, despite the company’s alleged central role in one of South Africa’s most devastating environmental disasters.
The City of Johannesburg’s public spaces exist for the benefit of residents, not criminal networks, unlawful occupation or the collapse of governance.
ActionSA welcomes the decision by the Gauteng Department of Human Settlements to evict unlawful occupants from government-funded housing. This reaffirms the principle that public housing must be allocated to South African citizens and in compliance with legislation.
ActionSA is deeply concerned by the Gauteng Department of Health’s misplaced human resource priorities.
Few issues generate as much frustration among Johannesburg residents as the City’s billing system.
ActionSA will tomorrow, Monday, 13 July 2026, announce the launch of its probe into a major multinational operating in eThekwini that is responsible for one of the municipality’s most devastating ecological disasters and is involved in a multi-billion-rand government infrastructure deal.
ActionSA has officially announced a further group of mayoral candidates for key municipalities across Limpopo, each ready to take up the fight to fix broken municipalities and restore accountable, effective governance across the province’s municipalities.
Johannesburg is often described as the economic engine of South Africa. It is home to millions of residents, thousands of businesses, and serves as a gateway to opportunity for people from across the country and the African continent.
ActionSA in Ekurhuleni today led a community march to the Etwatwa Police Station, where Ekurhuleni Mayoral Candidate, Cllr Xolani Khumalo, formally handed over a memorandum of demands calling for the immediate removal of the Etwatwa Station Commander
ActionSA extends its deepest condolences to the family, friends, classmates and the entire Evimbilanga Primary School community following the tragic death of Sizolwethu Prince Shezi (10), a Grade 4 learner.
Johannesburg’s refuse collection crisis is no longer an inconvenience. It has become a public health emergency and another reminder that residents are paying the price for years of political incompetence.
Today, the Tshwane Council deliberated upon in-committee reports pertaining to two disciplinary cases relating to the senior managers, the Group Chief Financial Officer, Gareth Mnisi, and the Municipal Manager, Johann Mettler.
The closure of Dickon Hall Foods in Johannesburg should send shockwaves through every level of government. It is far more than the loss of a manufacturing plant.
ActionSA has uncovered yet another damning example of the collapse of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF).
The latest written reply from the Gauteng MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs confirms that government’s much-publicised plan to tackle hijacked buildings has fallen behind its own commitments.
