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ActionSA, Democratic Alliance mixed reaction to Ramaphosa migration address
DA and ActionSA clash over Ramaphosa's immigration address, revealing deep ideological divides. While the DA supports the speech, ActionSA criticises it.
Herman Mashaba says South Africa's illegal immigration concerns aren't xenophobic, citizens debate
ActionSA has weighed in on the anti-illegal immigration protests, saying that South Africans' concerns were valid, sparking mixed reactions online.
Herman Mashaba calls for SAPS probe into Somali shop poisoning rumours
ActionSA's Herman Mashaba urges SAPS Intelligence to investigate alarming claims of Somali shop owners plotting to poison snacks, prioritising South African safety.
South African political parties declare R97 million in three-month period as DA tops donation list
The IEC announced that South Africa's political parties declared over R97 million in donations in three months, with the Democratic Alliance topping the list.
Dada Morero's infrastructure failures in the spotlight ahead of State of the City Address
Public anger over Johannesburg’s infrastructure collapse and water shortages marks Mayor Morero’s SOCA, amid opposition criticism and a call for accountability.
Xolani Khumalo returns to court on assault charge linked to 2025 incident
ActionSA mayoral candidate and Sizok’thola presenter Xolani Khumalo returned to the Palm Ridge Magistrates’ Court on assault charges as supporters rally behind him.
ActionSA to lay criminal charges against Ramaphosa over Phala Phala scandal
ActionSA plans to lay charges against Cyril Ramaphosa over the Phala Phala saga, citing new reports of R15 million stolen and inconsistencies in statements.
Herman Mashaba calls Phala Phala saga a national embarrassment, urges President Ramaphosa to resign
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has described the Phala Phala scandal as a serious embarrassment to the nation, calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign.
Political drama: Dereleen James jabs at Fadiel Adams following his arrest in Western Cape
Dereleen James mocks Fadiel Adams after his arrest in the Western Cape, referencing a tense exchange in Parliament over alleged political interference.
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