🗳️ You work hard and do your part, but local governments run by the same old political parties keep on failing you. It is time to try something different. On 4 November 2026, #VoteActionSA and let’s fix South Africa's broken municipalities.

People of Giyani, as we ask for your support and your vote on 4 November 2026, we make a commitment to you: in return, we will deliver nothing but good governance, Your vote is a mandate to serve — and we will work every day to earn your trust and deliver for Giyani. #VoteActionSA #LetsFixSouthAfrica #ItsTimeForAction

South Africans deserve municipalities that deliver - where the basics work, and services are reliable. An ActionSA government will prioritise fixing what’s broken and deliver the services residents rely on every day. 📄 Read the full manifesto: actionsa.org.za/manifesto 💚🇿🇦

🤔 Missed the #ActionSAManifestoLaunch? No problem! The full livestream recording of our Manifesto Launch is available on YouTube, complete with chapters to easily navigate every key moment. 🔗 Watch here: piped.video/watch?v=st1-94gb… #VoteActionSA

Did you watch The Battle of eThekwini? On @SABCNews Tonight @Zwakelem put forward ActionSA’s position on some of the issues affecting our city and demonstrated why he is ready to lead @eThekwiniM From service delivery and safety to illegal immigration, accountability and fixing a municipality that is not working for its residents, the message was clear: eThekwini needs leadership with a plan. Now we want to hear from you. What was your favourite moment or strongest point from Zwakele’s debate? #actionsakzn #LetsFixSouthAfrica #mncwango4mayor #gatvol #VoteActionSA

🌆 Johannesburg residents have seen @HermanMashaba deliver real services before, and he is not done yet. He has unfinished business in the City, and is ready to return with ActionSA to finish what he started. Let’s Do It Again - #VoteActionSA on 4 November 2026. 🗳️🇿🇦

Actionsa leadership caucusing on the importance of winning and taking over some of the municipalities💚🇿🇦 #OnlyActionWillFixSouthAfrica @ActionSA_LP @Action4SA @HermanMashaba @MbahareKekana_ @tonicmanchidi

Following yesterday’s manifesto launch, we are in Giyani today for the poster unveiling and to continue taking @Action4SA ’s Local Government Elections Manifesto to communities. There is no time to rest. Until the 4th of November, we are on the ground. Let’s keep the momentum going 🇿🇦#ActionSAManifestoLaunch #VoteActionSA #ItsTimeForAction #LetsFixSouthAfrica #VoteActionSA

💚 ActionSA President Ntate @HermanMashaba and First Lady Mme @ConnieMashaba at the #ActionSAManifestoLaunch in Johannesburg yesterday. Missed it? Watch the full manifesto launch here: piped.video/watch?v=st1-94gb… #VoteActionSA

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says municipalities simply need ethical leadership. He was speaking to #eNCA's @moloko_moloto on the sidelines of the party's 2026 local government manifesto launch in Johannesburg. #DStv403

⛳🏌 I’m currently at the Annual Glenn De Allende Golf Day, hosted by St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church at CMR Golf Course. I’m here alongside my beautiful wife, Connie Mashaba, MPL John Moodey, and Joburg’s two MMC Candidates. A wonderful day of community, connection and purpose on the golf course. #GolfDay

🗣️ "ActionSA is declaring war on the collapse of local government in South Africa. We are declaring war on broken municipalities." - @HermanMashaba, ActionSA President and Joburg Mayoral Candidate 🔗 Read more: actionsa.org.za/actionsa-202… #VoteActionSA

ActionSA's policy for coalition partners is simple, we will work with parties that commit to: 🔘 Deliver services for all 🔘 Declare corruption public enemy #1 🔘 Wage war on illegal immigration

Our Ekurhuleni Mayoral Candidate, Cllr @XolaniKhumalo_, is ready to reclaim the City from criminality, provide basic services, and drive growth and jobs. #VoteActionSA on 4 November 2026. 🗳️🇿🇦

🛠️ To fix South Africa, we must first fix local government. This is our offer - a clear, actionable plan to restore and rebuild our municipalities. 📄 Read our full 2026 Elections Manifesto: actionsa.org.za/manifesto #VoteActionSA

Today we launched our @Action4SA 2026 Local Government Election Manifesto. It’s a big document, but the message is actually quite simple: local government must work. People shouldn’t have to fight their municipality for the basics. Water in the taps. Electricity that works. Potholes fixed. Sewage dealt with. Refuse collected. And when something goes wrong, you should be able to report it, track it and know when it will be fixed. If we expect people to pay for services, then we must get their bills right. Those who genuinely cannot afford basic services must be supported. Those who can pay must pay. We also have to fix what happens inside our municipalities. Hire people because they can do the job, not because they know the right politician. Fill critical vacancies. Set proper performance standards. And when people repeatedly fail to do their jobs, there must be consequences. The same goes for corruption. Don’t announce another investigation and then forget about it. Follow the money. Act on the findings. Deal with corrupt officials and suppliers. And where residents’ money has been stolen, fight to get it back. We are also clear about the rule of law. Enforce our by-laws. Protect infrastructure. Deal with hijacked and dangerous buildings. Get municipal law enforcement doing what it is supposed to do. And on illegal immigration, we are equally clear. Immigration enforcement is primarily a national responsibility, but that cannot become an excuse for municipalities to look the other way. Where municipal operations identify suspected immigration violations, we will work with Home Affairs, SAPS and the relevant authorities, refer those cases and follow them through. Different responsibilities cannot become an excuse for doing nothing. Then there is the economy. Municipalities cannot create every job, but they can certainly make it unnecessarily difficult to create one. We want less red tape, quicker approvals and municipalities that work with entrepreneurs, small businesses and investors rather than frustrating them. And our own councillors must be held to the same standard. Show up. Be accessible. Report back. Follow up. Do the work. But one of the parts of the manifesto that stands out for me is the compact between government and residents. Government must do its job. Residents must play their part. That means those of us in government cannot keep demanding more from residents while delivering less. But it also means those who can pay must pay. We must protect the infrastructure we all depend on, keep our communities clean, obey the law and reject corruption. Government delivers. Residents play their part. And we hold each other accountable. That, for me, is the deal. South Africans are gatvol of excuses. Now, let us fix it. 🇿🇦 Read the full manifesto: Gatvol? Let us fix it. 🔗 READ: actionsa.org.za/manifesto/⁠

Kea Leboga Sechaba Sa ActionSA for coming out in Numbers to Paint Johannesburg City Hall Green!! Now Areyeng Straateng and secure those Votes because our Broken Municipalities need Fixing!! #ActionSAManifestoLaunch #LetsFixSA

📺 ActionSA National Chairperson @ME_Beaumont is live on SABC News (DStv Channel 404). He is unpacking our 2026 Local Government Elections Manifesto - a clear, actionable plan to fix what others have broken. Tune in! #ActionSAManifestoLaunch

ActionSA members believe the party can fix the country's municipalities. The party launched its 2026 local government election manifesto in Johannesburg earlier. Tune in to #eNCA on #DStv403.