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Today, ActionSA officially commenced its pre-voter registration mobilisation campaign in the Nkangala District Municipality in Mpumalanga ahead of the IEC voter registration weekend scheduled for 20–21 June 2026.
The post ActionSA’s National Voter Registration Campaign Reveals Growing Voter Apathy Amid Government Failures appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA has today laid criminal charges against the Municipal Manager of the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, Mr Musa Mbhele, for deliberately misleading Parliament during proceedings before Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA).
The post ActionSA Lays Criminal Charges Against eThekwini Municipal Manager for Lying to Parliament appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA welcomes the successful seizure of drugs worth close to R1 billion at the Beitbridge Border Post.
The post ActionSA Welcomes R1 Billion Drug Bust At Beitbridge Border Crossing appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA cannot support this budget, as it places a greater financial burden on residents while failing to deliver corresponding improvements in service delivery.
The post ActionSA Will Not Endorse a Budget Sacrificing Residents for Political Deals appeared first on ActionSA.
The member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature Emma More has officially written to the South African Human Rights Commission demanding the immediate release of the research report and methodology utilised to conclude that "there is no evidence linking hospital overcrowding to foreign nationals."
The post ActionSA Demands Empirical Evidence from the SAHRC on Claims That Hospitals Are Not Overcrowded by Illegal Foreign Nationals appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA strongly condemns the R1.405 billion 2026/27 budget tabled by Executive Mayor Cllr Mamedupi Teffo, which glaringly prioritises political bureaucracy over the urgent needs of our communities.
The post ActionSA Condemns Capricorn District’s Self-Serving Budget; Demands Shift from Executive Salaries to Actual Service Delivery appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA strongly rejects Dada Morero’s plan to approve a R3.8 billion loan from German KfW Development Bank, to fund City Power.
The post Dada Morero’s Proposed R3.8 billion Loan Will Plunge the City into Chaos appeared first on ActionSA.
Johannesburg residents no longer need statistics to know the city is in trouble. They experience it every day when taps run dry, roads collapse, traffic lights stop working, refuse goes uncollected, businesses lose confidence and lawlessness spreads through communities that once functioned with dignity and order.
The post Johannesburg Is No Longer Asking Who Can Win – But Who Can Fix and Govern the City Decisively appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA has formally written to the Speaker of Parliament to caution against any delays to the commencement of the work of the Impeachment Committee, following the ANC’s failure to meet the prescribed deadline for the submission of its nominees.
The post ActionSA Writes to Speaker Cautioning Against Undue Obstruction of the Work of the Impeachment Committee appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA welcomes the ruling by the Eastern Cape High Court in Mthatha last week which confirmed that the Minister of Water and Sanitation, Pemmy Majodina, and Eastern Cape Premier, Oscar Mabuyane, can no longer turn a blind eye while rural communities are denied access to clean drinking water for years.
The post ActionSA Welcomes Court Ruling Ordering Urgent Intervention in Eastern Cape Water Crisis appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA will write to the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks), requesting the initiation of an inquiry into the potential criminal conduct of Gauteng government officials involved in the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital fire repair project.
The post ActionSA Requests Hawks Inquiry into the Charlotte Maxeke Hospital Fire Repair Project appeared first on ActionSA.
Today, ActionSA announced its Mayoral Campaign Governance Team for the City of Johannesburg, tasked with leading our #OperationFixJoburg across the City’s governance portfolios.
The post ActionSA’s Mayoral Governance Team Ready to Fix Joburg and Restore Service Delivery for Residents appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA welcomes the decision made by the Public Protector to refer the serious allegations raised by suspended Mpumalanga Provincial Police Commissioner, Lt-General Daphney Manamela, to the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry for further investigation.
The post ActionSA Welcomes Referral of Explosive SAPS Allegations to Madlanga Commission appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA welcomes the reduction in South Africa’s murder rate reflected in the SAPS crime statistics for January to March 2026, released today by Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia.
The post Crime Stats: Despite Improvements, South Africans Remain Under Siege from Violent Crime appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA will formally approach the Gauteng COGTA MEC after Mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza’s refusal to table the report on the City Manager as required by the Municipal Systems Act.
The post COGTA MEC Must End Mayor Xhakaza’s Defiance of the Law appeared first on ActionSA.
Yesterday, at the invitation of the Kubheka family, I visited Mazwi Kubheka following his discharge from hospital. Prior to that visit, I attended the Vosloorus Police Station to request a briefing on the status of the investigation. It is concerning that upon my arrival, I was confronted by Ethiopian, Somali, and Bangladeshi nationals who were engaging with police officials as purported stakeholders. This reflects the extent to which foreign interests are gaining undue access and influence within our law enforcement processes.
The post Granting Legitimacy to Illegal Foreign Spaza Operators Betrays Local Entrepreneurs appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA in the North West strongly condemns the brutal murder of community activist and entrepreneur, Thato “Senganga” Molosankwe, who was shot and killed in the early hours of Wednesday morning at his home in Lomanyeneng village, Mahikeng.
The post ActionSA Calls for Urgent Justice After Brutal Killing of North West Community Activist appeared first on ActionSA.
The Gauteng Health Department has lost a staggering R11,5 million to ghost employees, while simultaneously paying millions more to officials sitting at home on extended precautionary suspensions.
The post Gauteng Health Bleeds Over R16 Million to Ghost Employees and Suspended Officials on Full Pay appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA rejects the Department of Health's attempt to downplay the significance of the Constitutional Court's landmark ruling declaring Sections 36 to 40 of the National Health Act unconstitutional and invalid. The Department's claim that the judgment is unrelated to the National Health Insurance (NHI).
The post ActionSA Rejects Department of Health’s Claim that ConCourt Ruling is Unrelated to NHI appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA is deeply concerned and outraged by the continued failure of the Nkomazi Local Municipality to provide reliable access to clean water to the communities of Naas, Kamachekeza, and Enkanini.
The post ActionSA Condemns Continued Water Crisis in Naas, Kamachekeza and Enkanini appeared first on ActionSA.
Remarks by ActionSA Joburg Mayoral Candidate Herman Mashaba, during the Real State of the City Address in Alexandra, North of Johannesburg.
The post Mayoral Candidate, Herman Mashaba Delivers The Real State of the City Address appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA notes with deep concern the news of a Joburg MMC and bodyguard who were arrested over the weekend at Roodepoort Police Station. A case was opened by a 16-year-old victim, on charges of kidnapping, pointing a firearm, and common assault. The complainant withdrew the case, most likely under duress.
The post ANC-affiliated MMC accused of kidnapping and other charges should be fired with immediate effect appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA notes with serious concern the response provided by the Acting Minister of Police to ActionSA's parliamentary question, which confirms that two senior officials within the South African Police Service (SAPS) Protection and Security Services were found not guilty in internal disciplinary proceedings.
The post Phala Phala: ActionSA condemns compromised disciplinary process of IPID-implicated SAPS officials appeared first on ActionSA.
ActionSA notes with serious concern the response provided by the Acting Minister of Police to ActionSA’s parliamentary question, which confirms that two senior officials within the South African Police Service (SAPS) Protection and Security Services were found not guilty in internal disciplinary proceedings. This comes despite clear findings and recommendations by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) that they had a case to answer for serious misconduct.
The post Phala Phala: ActionSA condemns compromised disciplinary process of IPID-implicated SAPS officials appeared first on ActionSA.