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Supporters of Herman Mashaba's party will now easily spot ActionSA on ballot papers, after it rectified an earlier error in which it did not include an abbreviation for ballot papers when it registered in 2020.

Supporters of Herman Mashaba's party will now easily spot ActionSA on ballot papers, after it rectified an earlier error in which it did not include an abbreviation for ballot papers when it registered in 2020.

Thousands of TimesLIVE readers tried their hand at predicting the outcome of this year's local government elections. But how close were they?

Congratulatory messages flooded Mashaba's post, with some saying they were inspired by his wife's achievement and were motivated to go back to school.

Tshwane executive mayor Randal Williams has come to the defense of the DA amid accusations that its newly appointed mayoral committees in Gauteng metros had poor representation as they were dominated by whites and males.

The party has formed majority governments in Joburg, Tshwane and Ekurhuleni with the help of smaller parties

The multi-party agreement reached has seen the inclusion of councillors from ActionSA and the Freedom Front Plus, similar to the approach adopted in Joburg on Monday.

Tshwane executive mayor Randall Williams has warned his newly appointed members of his mayoral committee (MMCs) not to sleep on the job as he unveiled a team that was drawn from the DA and its coalition partners on Tuesday.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) held talks with other parties to enter into the agreement, which saw the allocation of mayoral committee posts among different party officials, including those belonging to ActionSA and the Freedom Front Plus.

This comes nearly a month after the swearing in of councillors in the hung metro with reports of deadlocks and disagreements within ActionSA and the Democratic Alliance’s coalition.