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Welcome Cllr Mahomola Rimus

ActionSA Dr JS Moroka warmly welcomes Cllr Mahomola Rimus More, a PR Councillor and Deputy Chairperson of the Moretele People’s Party (MPP), who has today joined ActionSA.

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ActionSA Dr JS Moroka warmly welcomes Cllr Mahomola Rimus More, a PR Councillor and Deputy Chairperson of the Moretele People’s Party (MPP), who has today joined ActionSA.

Cllr More joins ActionSA as a community leader who has taken a decisive step towards becoming part of a movement committed to meaningful change, accountable leadership and improved service delivery.

ActionSA recognises and appreciates Cllr More’s decision to bring his experience, leadership and community networks into the movement, as well as his commitment to mobilising residents and fighting for improved service delivery for the people of Dr JS Moroka.

We warmly welcome Cllr Mahomola Rimus More to ActionSA. His decision to join the movement demonstrates his commitment to working with communities and contributing towards the change that our people deserve. We look forward to working together to strengthen our mobilisation and engagement with residents across Dr JS Moroka.

The joining of Cllr More adds further momentum to ActionSA’s grassroots mobilisation as the movement continues to strengthen its presence across communities and wards in Dr JS Moroka ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.

ActionSA believes that political leadership must remain connected to the people and must be demonstrated through consistent presence, responsible mobilisation and a commitment to service delivery. Cllr More’s decision to join the movement reinforces this approach.

We are building a movement that is rooted in communities. We welcome leaders and residents who are prepared to work hard, listen to our people and stand with them on the issues affecting their daily lives. Cllr More is now part of that collective effort.

ActionSA Dr JS Moroka extends its warmest revolutionary welcome to Cllr Mahomola Rimus More and looks forward to his contribution towards strengthening the movement and advancing the interests of the people of Dr JS Moroka.

ActionSA Strategic Focus: Targeting the “non-voter” and disillusioned middle class.

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