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Advocate Julie Seton was unveiled on Saturday morning as ActionSA’s newest member during a media briefing in Ennerdale, Johannesburg.

ActionSA has declared the most donations for the fourth quarter of the 2022/2023 financial year, declaring more than R3m.

Two weeks after the controversy surrounding Prince Mashele's The Outsider: The Unauthorised Biography of Herman Mashaba, the ActionSA leader says he's disappointed the author lied, but he deserved the R12.5 million.

ActionSA's Nkuli Mbundu has resigned as a City of Johannesburg councillor after 18 months.

ActionSA has announced a countrywide fundraising initiative, calling for sympathisers and members to publicly donate funds towards their campaign coffers.

South Africans have weighed in on the latest crime statistics, with some claiming the country is “transforming into a gangster state” and they are living in "hell".

The eThekwini council has approved the removal of murder-accused ward councillor Mzimuni Ngiba, who has been in jail for more than a year.

There is a strong push by opposition parties against the DA’s decision to exclude parties who have participated in ANC-EFF led coalitions at local government from parties from the ‘Moonshot pact’ negotiations.

As next year’s national and provincial government elections draw closer, the credibility of potential contestants and their parties will come under intense scrutiny. A sizeable chunk of the electorate will be looking for credible alternatives to the ruling ANC.

PA president Gayton McKenzie has firmly asserted his party’s kingmaker status, threatening to pull out of the newly formed Nelson Mandela Bay coalition if other parties do not keep their end of the bargain.