Despite being in office for around 18 months, Nasiphi Moya and the coalition she leads already has a commendable record of service. That is why ActionSA is continuing this Mayor Moya Delivery Tour, to show South Africans and Tshwane residents that they don’t have to search far to find credible and capable leadership. These leaders exist, they have started the turnaround of Tshwane and they need more time to finish it.

I’m not a prophet, and I won’t claim to be one. However, today, my position that Cyril Ramaphosa will de-legitimise undertakings to dismantle apartheid and champion transformation is unfolding.

The parties constituting the Multiparty Coalition Government in the City of Tshwane congratulate the coalition government on a year of focused leadership, institutional stabilisation, and measurable progress in rebuilding the capital city.

ActionSA’s parliamentary questions have confirmed that raw sewage discharge into the ocean continues unabated while critical environmental safeguards remain suspended at the City of Cape Town’s marine outfalls.

Across Mpumalanga, infrastructure development has become a battleground where criminal elements dictate who builds, who benefits, and whether projects proceed at all.

Today’s State of the Capital Address by ActionSA Tshwane Executive Mayor, Nasiphi Moya, shows that the City is moving in the right direction after many years of neglect.

Johannesburg was once the clearest expression of South Africa’s economic ambition. A city where opportunity, movement and enterprise converged.

ActionSA expresses deep concern and outrage over the tragic death of newborn baby Moriri Lethokuhle, which allegedly resulted from negligence by medical staff at Themba Hospital in Mpumalanga.

ActionSA has written to the Public Protector, urging her to reopen the Phala Phala investigation and to focus on the potential culpability of those serving in the Presidency in abusing state resources to unlawfully cover up the robbery on the President’s farm. 

ActionSA expresses serious concern over the South African Human Rights Commission’s (SAHRC) continued failure to provide any feedback on a formal complaint and follow-up questions submitted in June 2025 regarding water access violations in Mangweni (Ward 17) and Emjindini Trust (Ward 41).

ActionSA notes the response issued by the Gauteng MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Jacob Mamabolo, in which he dismisses our concerns regarding the R16 million fleet procurement scandal in Emfuleni Local Municipality.

ActionSA welcomes the landmark conviction of insiders implicated in rhino poaching in the Kruger National Park.

ActionSA is sounding the alarm on a growing humanitarian disaster within the Collins Chabane Local Municipality, where systemic neglect has left families in both Ward 24 and Ward 28 in life-threatening conditions.

ActionSA calls on President Cyril Ramaphosa to immediately fire the Minister of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, Maropene Ramokgopa, following explosive reporting by the Daily Maverick alleging that she received undisclosed gifts of three Chinese-made SUVs to the value of R1.5 million.

ActionSA has formally written to the MEC for Education in Mpumalanga, Ms. Lindi Masina, calling for urgent intervention regarding the unsafe and deteriorating conditions at Kusile Primary School.