ActionSA will write to the Minister of Finance requesting an urgent briefing before Parliament following yesterday’s ruling by the Supreme Court of Appeal against the Road Accident Fund, which carries far reaching consequences not only for the RAF itself but for South Africa’s national fiscus, to the tune of nearly R180 billion.

ActionSA welcomes today’s High Court judgment against the DA-led City of Cape Town, which confirms that the City’s charges for the city-wide cleaning levy, as well as water and sewage fixed tariffs in the 2025/2026 budget, are unlawful and invalid.

ActionSA condemns the brazen contempt for Council on full display at the Ordinary Council Meeting of 30 April 2026. Council was told the Executive Mayor Ald. Nkosindiphile Xhakaza would not attend and an Acting Mayor appointed in his place.

ActionSA welcomes the announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa that the Local Government Elections will be held on the 4th of November 2026.

ActionSA has officially opened the next phase of its candidate selection processes for the upcoming Local Government Elections.

Remarks delivered by ActionSA National Chairperson, Michael Beaumont at the 5th Leg of the Mayor Moya Delivery Tour in Olievenhoutbosch.

ActionSA calls for the immediate deployment of specialised law enforcement units to KwaNdebele to investigate and dismantle criminal syndicates targeting Road Accident Fund (RAF) beneficiaries.

Today in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, ActionSA put a spotlight on something that simply cannot be ignored, the Premier has not followed through on his 2025 commitment to carry out a full, province-wide audit of RDP houses.

ActionSA has today intensified its call for urgent intervention by the Police Ministry in the disappearance of Mazwi Mpumelelo Kubheka, following what the party describes as an unacceptable lack of progress and communication from the Vosloorus Police Station.

In early June 2025, I made a personal promise to South Africans that I would post each morning until the 2026 Local Government Elections to highlight the governance record of ActionSA leaders. This was to show that ActionSA not only speaks of change, but delivers it tangibly.

ActionSA demands an urgent investigation into alleged irregularities in a R285 million textbook tender by the Department of Basic Education, awarded to a Cape Town-based company registered just 3 days after the specifications were issued, raising obvious concerns that require scrutiny.

On this Freedom Day, we honour the struggle that secured our democracy while confronting the reality that for many South Africans, freedom has yet to translate into dignity, opportunity, and a functioning state.

Every year, South Africans are afforded a public holiday to celebrate Freedom Day. We do this in remembrance of our first democratic elections that were held on 27 April 1994.

Every political party wants to govern with an outright majority to showcase an unadulterated brand of government. The reality, however, is that coalitions look set to remain part of our political landscape for a long time to come, especially in hotly contested hung councils like Johannesburg.