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Former EFF MP Thembinkosi Rawula has been unveiled as a new member of ActionSA as the party prepares for the 2024 general elections by establishing structures in six of the province’s districts.

Opinions differ widely about the true character of the EFF and what it really stands for since it gained seats in parliament in 2014.

Will it be a reunion of old friends and political counterparts when ActionSA unveils its newest high-profile member from the Eastern Cape on Monday?

Eskom revealed on Wednesday that the city owes just under R1.5 billion in electricity debt, citing concerns about the municipalitys habit of settling its account late over the past six months.

The city said its in possession of the Hout Bay marine outfall permit issued in 2019 to discharge raw sewage into the ocean - while encouraging public participation.

Residents have been warned to brace for water shifting as the province struggles to stabilise its water supply. ActionSA says this is due to government’s failure to prioritise maintenance of infrastructure.

ActionSA says the ANC’s failure to prioritise the maintenance of infrastructure in Gauteng has led to the water supply crisis in the province.

If the league really had the interests of the people at heart, it would engage on BEE because there are alternatives to the failed policy, writes Herman Mashaba.

The DA in Tshwane on Friday accused ActionSA of betrayal after it submitted an urgent motion seeking to compel Mayor Cilliers Brink to negotiate with striking municipal workers.

The Economic Development MMC is accused of attempting to get the Johannesburg Property Company to pay over R800,000 for an ANC Youth League event.