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ActionSA Cape Town mayoral candidate Dereleen James condemns the City of Cape Town's decision to commit municipal funds to repatriating undocumented migrants, days after imposing a 48% MyCiTi bus fare increase on residents. James argues Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis cannot justify fare hikes on fiscal constraints while funding a national government function, and pledges that ActionSA's "Let's Make Cape Town Affordable Again" plan would overhaul the MyCiTi funding model, expand services and pursue fare-free weekday travel.
James criticises Cape Town's loss of clean audit statusJames previously raised concern after the city lost its clean audit status in June 2026, saying ActionSA had warned in February about declining governance and that the city tried to conceal the Auditor-General's findings by failing to table its report.
ActionSA mobilises voters ahead of November local electionsJames and ActionSA leadership continue urging citizens to register for the November 4, 2026 local government elections, with the party fielding mayoral candidates including James in Cape Town, Herman Mashaba in Johannesburg and Nasiphi Moya in Tshwane.
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The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) recorded 2.9-million new registrations during the first voter registration weekend on June 20 to 21. This drive increased the national voters' roll to...
The Inkatha Freedom Party and ActionSA have expressed concerns with the growing leadership instability in the country’s security cluster, following the precautionary suspension of National Police...
The Democratic Alliance said on Friday the latest postponement of the release of the first quarter crime statistics is “unacceptable and deeply troubling”, adding that it will write to Acting...
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