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If truth be told, Bophuthatswana was more progressive than this ANC, so says Action SA leader Herman Mashaba.

ActionSA's Nasiphi Moya has been elected Tshwane's first deputy mayor.

ActionSA's Nasiphi Moya has been elected Tshwane's first deputy mayor.

NSFAS has been plagued by several issues since 2023, with new corruption allegations emerging that the Minister of Higher Education, its board chair, and the SACP received kickbacks from the scheme’s service providers.

ActionSA in Tshwane has announced Nasiphi Moya as its nominee for the position of deputy mayor of Tshwane.

Moya says role will bring an opportunity to focus on transversal functions related to infrastructure development, repairs and maintenance

The department of higher education & training can fund under half of the estimated 68,446 students from the missing middle category this year, Minister Blade Nzimande said yesterday in Tshwane.

ActionSA Eastern Cape chair Athol Trollip has urged Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Gary van Niekerk to institute an investigation into the unfinished work conducted by a contractor that resulted in the death of a child in Missionvale.

This after ActionSA wrote to Luthuli House requesting the terms of the settlement to be availed to the public.

As tender corruption allegations continue to haunt the National Student Financial Aid Scheme handling more than R46bn in grants, NGO Accountability Now head advocate Paul Hoffman believes tenders should be axed and scheme employees take over the direct distribution of funds to students.