The High Court in Johannesburg has found the City of Joburg's 'red fleet' tender valued at over R500 million unlawful and constitutionally invalid.
Africa Check takes another look at the claim which has resurfaced stating that there are 15 million illegal migrants in South Africa.
In 2019 the High Court ordered that the process be finalised. However, this was yet to happen. Mashaba said the party is now in talks with one of the bidders for the mine to take legal steps to hold the BRPs in contempt of court.
The City of Joburg has announced that the OUTsurance points men and women are back to assist traffic during peak hours following 15 months of frustration caused by traffic congestion in their absence.
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 South Africans in the interest of collective health and prosperity.
Mkhwebane found former Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba made irregular appointments in the city including that of the executive head of housing and former Joburg chief of Metro Police David Tembe.
The Public Protector found that he made irregular appointments in the city, including that of the executive head of housing and Tembe's appointment as JMPD chief.
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.
Africa Check takes a closer look at this recent claim by South African politician and businessperson Herman Mashaba.
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.
ActionSA said that it believed that young people had been alienated from the political system despite making up the majority of the nation.
Machaba told Eyewitness News that he would join Herman Mashaba’s ActionSA political movement, saying that the DA has made it clear that it no longer wished to remain in centre politics but to pursue a right-wing ideology.
The group invited Herman Mashaba in the Johannesburg CBD on Saturday morning with the intention of aiding his campaign trail.
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that infrastructure, electricity and industrial growth were also the main pillars of the new economic recovery plan, with R100 billion allocated by government to stimulate employment.
Delivering his alternative economic recovery plan, Herman Mashaba said that the African National Congress (ANC)-led alliance movement had given trade unions more power than any other stakeholders in the country’s economy.
Founder and leader of Action SA, Herman Mashaba, has shared his views on the paths towards economic recovery for the country post-COVID-19.
Mayoral spokesperson Mlimandlela Ndamase claimed that Mashaba allowed the trainees to work without being fully equipped for the job.
The organisation said the election watchdog's move was based on a perceived similarity with another political party and the use of the South African flag in its logo.
