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“This is not an election gimmick. It's a serious wake-up call for all those voters who believe ActionSA will not turn around after November 1 and jump into bed with the red berets,” said DA deputy chairperson of the federal council Thomas Walters.

ActionSAs Western Cape leader Vytjie Mentor was addressing supporters at the party’s final rally in the Johannesburg CBD on Thursday.

Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) founder Mangosuthu Buthelezi believes the African National Congress (ANC) will destroy KwaZulu-Natal if it wins the majority of wards in the municipal elections.

In a wide-ranging discussion on 'Eusebius on TimesLIVE', ActionSA's mayoral candidate for Johannesburg, Herman Mashaba, engaged Eusebius McKaiser on his vision for the city.

Just over 320 political parties will contest the sixth local government elections in a democratic South Africas on Monday, 1 November 2022.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba was speaking at his partys final elections rally on Thursday ahead of Mondays elections.

Political newcomers ActionSA have cautioned voters against casting their ballots for criminals and anarchists who were masquerading as established political parties.

On Friday, the court dismissed ActionSAs attempt to have the omission of its full name from the ward ballot paper declared unconstitutional.

If ActionSA is voted into power, it would fix the energy crisis by enabling independent power producers to supply electricity to the Johannesburg grid so residents become less reliant on Eskom.

Political newcomer ActionSA is hoping to take full control of the city of Johannesburg after the November 1 municipal elections, despite its troubles with the Electoral Commission.