ActionSA welcomes the Constitutional Court ruling affirming that individuals whose asylum applications have been lawfully denied cannot remain in South Africa indefinitely through repeated reapplications and the abuse of legal processes.
President Ramaphosa and his Acting Police Minister, Prof Firoz Cachalia, have both missed deadlines to respond to written parliamentary questions from ActionSA seeking clarity on what consequence management, if any, they have been taken arising from the IPID investigation from October 2023.
ActionSA is calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to fire all the GNU Ministers responsible for South Africa’s current job-destroying environment, following today’s devastating unemployment statistics released by Statistics South Africa.
ActionSA in North West is concerned that the province has entered the 2026/27 financial year without a fully adopted budget.
ActionSA notes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement that he intends taking the Phala Phala report on judicial review.
ActionSA notes with gross concern developing reports that at least R15 million, not R10 million, is purported to have been stolen from President Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala game farm.
Serving as ActionSA’s first ever Executive Mayor, and having the privilege of leading our nation’s capital over the past 18 months, has been one of the greatest honours of my life.
And today, I accept this nomination as I ask residents for five more years to continue restoring Tshwane and deepening the progress we have begun to make together.
Because my vision for Tshwane is clear: I want us to build a capital city we can be proud of again.
ActionSA celebrates the ruling of the Constitutional Court handed down today as a victory for the South African people.
This ruling has determined that the rule used by the National Assembly to deny the investigation report into Phala Phala being referred to the Impeachment Committee was invalid and thus the vote must be deemed invalid.
Today marks a historic day for South Africa. With the conclusion of first-reading debates in the National Assembly today, ActionSA introduced three major pieces of member-sponsored legislation that chart our vision to fix South Africa.
ActionSA notes the deeply concerning letter issued by the finance minister to the Executive Mayor of Johannesburg regarding serious financial governance failures, possible violations of the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA), and the worsening financial position of the City.
News24 Deputy Editor, Pieter du Toit’s most recent editorial, entitled “Acid ActionSA’s Biggest Test and Mending Relations with Zille and the DA”, requires a response more considered than his own.
ActionSA in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature is deeply appalled by the Premier’s lacklustre and bureaucratic response to our pressing questions regarding the delayed approval of the Gauteng Department of Health’s modernised staff establishment.
In recent weeks, South Africans have been reminded of something many already know from experience: issues such as safety, law enforcement, and undocumented activity are not abstract debates.
Today, ActionSA is proud to announce competent patriots across five municipalities in Limpopo that will contest the local government elections as mayoral candidates. They are Thapelo Molepo for Polokwane Local Municipality, Shobane Mafona for Molemole Local Municipality, Khwara Nengwekhulu for Collins Chabane Local Muncipality, Tonic Manchidi for Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality, and Victor Mothemela for Capricorn District Municipality. Their calibre of leadership demonstrates ActionSA’s commitment to remove corrupt leaders, and replace them with patriotic leaders who will serve the people.
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.
