South African Party Declares War on Broken Municipalities Before Vote

South African Party Declares War on Broken Municipalities Before Vote

ActionSA, led by former Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba, launched a nine-point plan on 26 September to fix South Africa's failing municipalities, five weeks before local elections.

ActionSA manifesto vows to fix broken municipalities – but will it work with other parties?

ActionSA has unveiled its 2026 local election manifesto, promising to tackle failing services, municipal finances, corruption and safety, while setting out its approach to coalition government.

ActionSA launches election manifesto with crime and law enforcement at centre

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba unveils its local government manifesto, prioritising crime prevention, municipal law enforcement and safer urban public spaces.

ActionSA puts crime fighting at centre of election campaign - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

ActionSA has placed crime fighting and law enforcement at the heart of its local government election campaign, promising a crackdown on criminality, urban decay and illegal activity in municipalities. Speaking in Johannesburg at the launch of the party’s manifesto ahead of the 4 November Local Government Elections, party leader Herman Mashaba says ActionSA would increase the number of law enforcement officers on the streets and target illegal co…

ActionSA unveils nine point plan as it launches LGE 2026 campaign manifesto - Inside Politics

ActionSA has unveiled nine commitments aimed at strengthening municipalities, including restoring financial discipline, as the party launched its 2026 Local Government Elections manifesto on Saturday, outlining its priorities for improving governance and service delivery across municipalities.