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Mashaba calls for private-sector led national COVID-19 vaccination fund
The Action SA leader said such a fund should be managed by private medical aids who could then be forced to ensure a transparent and efficient rollout to all...
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Action SA ready for 2021 local elections after IEC finally gives it green light
Its founder and leader Herman Mashaba announced on Sunday that the Independent Electoral Commission had finally given it the green light to register as a political party, which is yet to be gazetted.
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IEC rejects Action SA's appeal to be registered as political party
The commission said that it had rejected Action SA’s application because of similarities with another political party and its use of the South African flag.
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300 insourced City of Joburg workers say they want to join Mashaba's movement
The group invited Herman Mashaba in the Johannesburg CBD on Saturday morning with the intention of aiding his campaign trail.
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Mashaba: It’s time for SA to stop flirting with failed socialist policies
Founder and leader of Action SA, Herman Mashaba, has shared his views on the paths towards economic recovery for the country post-COVID-19.
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Opposition parties express mixed views on meaning of Heritage Day
The EFF on Thursday said there was no heritage to celebrate this year as long as citizens remained landless and locked out through poverty.
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Lily Mine families back legal challenge to get worker’s remains retrieved
Pretty Nkambule, Yvonne Mnisi, and Solomon Nyirenda were trapped underground following a tremor that collapsed part of the mine in Mpumalanga in February 2016.
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Govt lied about retrieving Lily Mine container, says Mashaba
Over four years ago three mineworkers – Pretty Nkambule, Yvonne Mnisi, and Solomon Nyirenda – were trapped underground after a tremor.
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DA: John Moodey’s exit unfortunate & unnecessary
John Moodey announced his resignation as the official opposition’s Gauteng leader and is terminating his membership.
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Mashaba’s new party a viable option for Gauteng residents, says analyst
Action SA is led by former Democratic Alliance (DA) Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba and was launched on Saturday.
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Mashaba vows to prioritise curbing corruption, reforming the police
South Africans will now have one more option on their next election ballot following the launch of Mashaba's new political party.
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Mashaba: I stand against xenophobia, there’s no place for hatred in our party
Action SA leader Herman Mashaba, who has been heavily criticised for alleged anti-immigrant statements during his time as Joburg mayor, on Saturday said he was not xenophobic and was in full support of law and order.
