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They have called on the DA to return to the negotiating table after the party revealed that it would no longer form part of a coalition that involved the Patriotic Alliance (PA).

Expelled ActionSA leader Abel Tau has expressed relief that the National Prosecuting Authority has decided not to go ahead with a case of sexual misconduct against him.

ActionSA has offered a R50 000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those who killed two Soweto boys last week.

The two children, aged five and six, were found dead between White City and Rockville last week Thursday. They were reported missing a day before.

A recently released report shows that at least four Durban beaches were open to the public over the December festive season in spite of water quality tests showing they had unacceptably high readings of E.coli - sewage - with levels above the cut-off of 500cfu/100ml.

Former Johannesburg mayor and DA caucus leader in the city Mpho Phalatse says she is available to reoccupy the mayoral seat should she be given the opportunity.

ActionSA says the motions of no confidence against Johannesburg Mayor Thapelo Amad and Council Speaker Colleen Makhubele will be debated next week.

Gayton McKenzie says the Patriotic Alliance is still on a mission to remove Johannesburg mayor Thapelo Amad, despite him (McKenzie) pulling out of the race to become mayor.

The ANC in the City of Johannesburg is likely to field another Al-Jama-ah councillor, Kabelo Gwamanda, as the next mayor.

ActionSA is prioritising public engagement as it prepares to provide credible, solutions-based alternative policies to take the country forward.