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The end of ActionSA Gauteng provincial leader Bongani Baloyi's term may be imminent just a year into the role, after he was asked by the party to surrender his position.

ActionSA dismissed SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter's remarks, maintained that President Cyril Ramaphosa was "guilty", and that his conduct related to Phala Phala was "criminal".

A heated exchange played out in public this week after former home affairs spokesperson Mayihlome Tshwete and ActionSA’s Eastern Cape chair Athol Trollip locked horns over the EFF's alleged misconduct.

ActionSA has vowed to lay criminal charges against EFF members who allegedly disrupted a polygraph test it was conducting on some of its councillors.

New Tshwane mayor Murunwa Makwarela says although there could be some truth to suggestions that Johannesburg mayor Thapelo Amad is an ANC puppet, the same cannot be said about him.

Opposition parties are not backing down in load-shedding case despite warnings of grid collapse.

The Eastern Cape department of education’s inability to spend its infrastructural grant while schools are in dire need of infrastructure repairs and maintenance is a disgrace and criminal, ActionSA’s provincial chair Athol Trollip says. The Dispatch reported this week that the National Treasury announced in a notice last week that the education infrastructure grant of R100m, meant to be used by the provincial education department for the current financial year ending on March 31, was going ....

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba said Pravin Gordhan's admission vindicates former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter and shows the ANC’s "refusal to address serious allegations of corruption within its ranks".

Former eThekwini deputy mayor Philani Mavundla has laid bare the City's myriad issues after he quit.

The Electoral Commission revealed five parties disclosed R40m in funding from donors during the third quarter.