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ActionSA Wants Public Protector To Investigate Former Senior Member in Newcastle
The national chairperson of ActionSA, Micheal Beaumont has written to the Public Protector asking her…
Mashaba Wants Permission to Retrieve The Remains Of Lily Mine Workers
ActionSA President Herman Mashaba has asked the business rescue practitioner of the Mpumalanga mine in…
Mashaba: ‘GNU Is A Partnership Between Criminal ANC and Dishonest DA’
ACTIONSA President Herman Mashaba has denounced President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Government of National Unity (GNU), saying…
Grieving Families Grant Mashaba Power of Attorney To Sue State & Lily Mine
The families of the three mineworkers who died during the tragic collapse of Lily Mine…
Mpumalanga DA, ActionSA On A Collision Course
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Mpumalanga and ActionSA are on a collision course over maladministration allegations dating back 20 years ago. This week, DA member of the provincial legislature, Trudie Grovè-Morgan, called on Mandla Msibi, the MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, to launch an investigation into ActionSA’s provincial chairperson, Thoko Mashiane. According to Grovè-Morgan, Mashiane was embroiled in a R45 million sports facility project that failed to take off in 2003, said the DA MPL. ActionSA dismissed the…
ActionSA Demands Accountability In Dodgy Coal Tender Saga
ActionSA in Limpopo has raised concerns about a coal tender aimed at supplying coal to a number of hospitals that do not have boilers to enable power plants to generate electricity through the production of high-pressure steam. In a leaked internal document that African Times has seen, senior executive leaders within the Limpopo Department of Health were addressing an issue involving a coal supply tender involving 12 hospitals. The document, authored by the department’s chief director of infrastructure management Pandelani…
North-West government denies claims it failed to spend R419m
The North West government has rejected claims that it failed to spend almost R500 million on services in the dilapidated parts of the province in the past financial year. This comes after ActionSA leader in the province, Kwena Mangope, released a statement alleging that the provincial government was to return R419 million to the Treasury before the end of March. “ActionSA is concerned that the North West government’s underspending of its budget will lead to poorer quality roads, worse healthcare…