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ActionSA to Launch Review of Parliament’s Acquittal of Malema
5th April 2022 ActionSA’s legal teams have met and concluded that the Party will pursue a high court review of the decision of the National Assembly’s Joint... →
African Development Bank Group Vice Presidents and Director General on official visit to Botswana and Zimbabwe
4th April 2022 A senior leadership team from the African Development Bank Group (www.AfDB.org) has arrived in the southern African capital Gaborone, on the first... →
Fuel price: Selling strategic reserves a desperate move for a government that has run out of ideas
1st April 2022 For a number of years, the question hanging over our heads has been: “What happens when government runs out of money?” Government doesn’t have any... →
Reduce fuel levy to prevent a cost-of-living crisis, Mr President
31st March 2022 South Africans face a cost-of-living crisis that could destroy the country as we know it. With petrol and food prices already high and set to... →
Anti-money laundering task force contributing to local, international arrests for poaching
By: Schalk Burger 25th March 2022 Public-private partnership the South African Anti-Money Laundering Integrated Task Force's (Samlit's) platform has facilitated information sharing... →
Will SADC stand up to Mswati?
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 25th March 2022 While South African President Cyril Ramaphosa appears to be toying with the ambitious notion of mediating in Russia’s war against Ukraine, two more... →
ActionSA Considers Legal Action Over Parliament Acquittal of Malema
24th March 2022 ActionSA has received communication from the National Assembly Acting Registrar of Members’ Interests communicating its finding acquitting Julius... →
Hammanskraal residents hope for better service delivery from independent parliamentarians
17th March 2022 The community of Hamanskraal in the City of Tshwane, has welcomed the Electoral Amendment Bill with an expectation that their service delivery... →
