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ActionSA has approached the Electoral Commission of South Africa to investigate the matter under Section 14 of the Party Funding Act.

ActionSA says it will open criminal charges against higher education, science and technology minister Blade Nzimande and NSFAS board chairperson Ernest Khosa for their alleged implication in corruption at the Fund.

New political parties established outside the ANC family and factions are in danger of being publicly overshadowed by potential coalitions and alignments, writes William Gumede.

Last month, the high court in Pretoria declared the rolling power cuts unconstitutional following a lengthy legal tussle launched by several political parties and civil organisations.

The party said while it respected the significance of cultural practices, the death toll raised concerns over the safety of young men at initiation schools.

ActionSA called on eThekwini municipality to scrap a three-year debt for free water it erroneously allocated to thousands of ratepayers.

Thirty-five-year-old Lungile Madolo was identified as a person of interest and subsequently arrested after the Gugulethu community safety activist was brutal murdered insider her home two weeks ago.

Last week, the police identified 35-year-old Lungile Madodlo as a person of interest for the crime. He was arrested a week later.

The plight of Nelson Mandela Bay schools that have been battling overcrowding, some with more than 50 pupils crammed into a single classroom, could have been avoided.

ActionSA in KwaZulu-Natal proposing eThekwini Municipality be renamed after the late Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi.