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ActionSA presidential candidate Herman Mashaba returned to his hometown in Hammanskraal on Saturday to launch his partys 2024 election campaign. ActionSA will be contesting its first national elections next year.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba promises to deal harshly with criminals, build an inclusive economy that will do away with BBBEE, end poverty and secure borders.

The DA on Thursday lost its proposal to disband the City of Johannesburg’s council after 165 out of 270 councillors - including some of its coalition partners - voted against it.

The party launched the petition on Thursday after the Gauteng government refused public access to the employment records of each of those hired.

The party, however, insisted that the dissolution of council would have addressed political instability under the leadership of the African National Congress (ANC) and the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).

Their grievances were voiced on Monday, 27 November.

He said the event is for everyone in the province and other areas.

As South Africa gets into election mode, ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has warned the business sector not to listen to promises made by politicians, who he labelled a “dangerous species”.

The limit, according to a permit, is five million litres per day.

ActionSA on Tuesday announced Kgoshi Letsiri Phaahla as its premier candidate for Limpopo after its provincial chairperson Sello Lediga told them he was unavailable.