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ActionSA has called for all Durban beaches to be closed pending investigation into the drowning tragedy that claimed three lives at Durban’s North Beach on Saturday.

This follows the drowning of 3 people at North Beach and the party is now calling for an investigation.

Many people, including politicians, have reacted on social media to the new ly elected ANC top 7, with some expressing doubt about it renewing South Africa.

While many have welcomed the re-election of ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa, some are wondering if he will take full advantage of his second chance and action on the renewal on which he campaigned.

A leaked memo sent to members by the partys chief governance director, Siphi Moya, spells out fundraising as one of the key qualities that the party wants from its national and provincial office bearers.

Several new political parties were launched in South Africa in 2022, some of which are expected to grow.

Gauteng experienced heavy rainfall last week, leaving over 300 people displaced and others without electricity for days.

Opposition parties in eThekwini have slammed a council decision to approve R71m in performance bonuses for municipal employees amid challenges in the city. However, the ANC says it is bound by an agreement with unions.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has questioned the missing R3bn allocated to the Giyani Bulk Water Project meant to benefit 55 Limpopo villages.

Democratic Alliance (DA) leader, John Steenhuisen, said that the vote made a mockery of President Cyril Ramaphosas aim to renew the ANC.