🚨 A BIG MOMENT FOR ACTIONSA!
I am thrilled to welcome Dr Kaizer Nyatsumba to the ActionSA family. A respected journalist, business leader and strategic thinker, Dr Nyatsumba brings decades of leadership experience across some of South Africa’s leading institutions, as well as a deep understanding of the challenges facing our country.
His wealth of experience, expertise and commitment to building a better South Africa will strengthen our movement as we work to FIX SOUTH AFRICA and put South Africans first.
Welcome to ActionSA, Dr Nyatsumba!
#65DaysToThePolls
🔴BREAKING | South Africa Accuses Israel of Defying ICJ Orders Over Gaza🔴
Pretoria – South Africa has submitted a dossier to the International Court of Justice accusing Israel of failing to comply with binding court orders meant to protect Palestinians in Gaza.
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation said the file was lodged on 25 August 2026. It was sent to the committee of judges that monitors whether the court’s provisional measures are being carried out and what options the court still has.
Read more online 🔽🔽
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#southafeica
We fought apartheid, died in the thousands, to allow Malawians, Zimbabweans, Mozambicans, Somalians, Pakistanis, Nigerians and others, to enjoy the fruits of our struggles. That cannot be allowed.
@GaytonMckenzie is not very good at fixing swimming pools. He said he’d fix this Kwanobuhle sports complex pool and nothing has happened. We found exactly the same empty pool & promises in Beaufort West, that he said he’d turn into Dubai in the Karoo. Talk is cheap but money….
Hi Guys 🙂
Nothing to see here just “normal migration” happening into South Africa 🇿🇦 this is all very normal and South Africans are xenophobic… thanks🙃
Never Has a South African Civil Organization had so much motion, the people on the ground are one, I know for sure that we will win, Cyril will have choice but to #PutSouthAfricaFirst ♥️.
March and March 🤝OperationDudula
WATCH | At least sixty-six undocumented migrants and one employer have been arrested following a by-law enforcement inspection in Sunninghill, north of Johannesburg, on Friday.
WATCH🚨
March and March and Operation Dudula marched in the Western Cape today, Friday, calling for undocumented foreign nationals to leave South Africa.
March and March x LACO x Operation Dudula
Today in the Western Cape 🙏🏻 Thank you Western Cape… Let’s get ready to go again South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦✊🏻‼️ Until we win
[📹 Happening Now] The Employer has been charged in terms of Section 38 of the Immigration Act and at least 80 illegal foreign immigrants found on site have been detained for further processing and deportation, also the Construction Permit has been temporarily suspended until some matters relating to the Occupational Health and Safety Act have been addressed as per the Prohibition Notices issued during the Multidisciplinary High Impact Blitz Inspection in the @CityofJoburgZA.
@GovernmentZA
#YaziniFriday #GovtUpdateZA #ServiceDelivery #WomensMonth2026
@Abramjee They stripped away all the railway infrastructure since covid lockdowns and made a chunk of money out of it.
It's the insatiable greed that keeps them coming back for more. They don't deserve any mercy from the courts. 🚮 🇿🇼
TMPD Arrests Zimbabwean and Mozambican Nationals After They Were Caught Digging Out Transnet Cables Along Koedoespoort Road in Lindo Park
The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) arrested two foreign nationals for allegedly tampering with essential infrastructure in Lindo Park, east of Pretoria, on Friday, 28 August 2026. The arrests followed a routine patrol after private security personnel alerted TMPD members about a group of African males allegedly digging out cables along Koedoespoort Road.
TMPD regional policing members, together with private security personnel, responded swiftly to the report and pursued the suspects. Two men were subsequently arrested in connection with the alleged tampering with essential infrastructure.
The suspects, identified as Zimbabwean and Mozambican nationals, were found in possession of Transnet cables and shovels allegedly used in the commission of the offence. The arrests took place during the operation in the Lindo Park area after the security personnel alerted police to the suspected cable digging.
The two arrested suspects have been detained and are expected to face charges relating to tampering with essential infrastructure. The TMPD said it remains committed to ensuring the safety and security of communities across Tshwane through vigilant and visible policing.
Four suspected railway cable thieves were arrested in Hartbeespoort after security officers tracked their vehicle and coordinated an interception on the R511 at Meerhof.
The suspects,
three men and a woman, all Zimbabwean nationals are believed to be linked to railway infrastructure and cable theft in Rustenburg.
A search recovered cash, heavy-duty bolt cutters and industrial work gear.
They were handed over to police for further investigation.