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In a statement via his political party, Mashaba said he sent a letter to Speaker Vasco da Gama on Sunday and that his resignation would be effective as of 28 February.

ActionSA has called for law enforcement agencies in KwaZulu-Natal to take a more active approach in the protection of public representatives across the province.

The ActionSA leader says he needs to spend time travelling across SA to "mount a challenge" to the ANC in the 2024 national and provincial elections.

"You're hateful and spiteful and an embarrassment to the country and the continent," Jansen told Mashaba.

Parties are appealing for the protection of those who have been elected by the public to run municipalities across the province - without fearing for their lives.

Tensions between the Democratic Alliance (DA) and ActionSA stemmed from the negotiation table and have continued as they attempt to co-govern.

Eyewitness News understands that Monday’s briefing will give details of how tensions between the two have continued making the task of running Ekurhuleni an uphill battle.

Last Friday night in KwaZulu-Natal, Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) member and speaker of the Amajuba District Municipality, Reginald Ndima, was shot and killed outside his home.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has responded to the DA’s Helen Zille saying his party's newest member, Bongani Baloyi, will regret the move.

The ActionSA leader says he needs to spend time travelling across SA to "mount a challenge" to the ANC in the 2024 national and provincial elections.