The end of ActionSA Gauteng provincial leader Bongani Baloyi's term may be imminent just a year into the role, after he was asked by the party to surrender his position. | Malaika_Dee
The former DA member and the youngest elected mayor of Midvaal, Baloyi was recruited by ActionSA last year to lead Gauteng ahead of the 2024 elections.
In a brief statement, Beaumont said the meeting discussed"a proposal of change of role for Baloyi arising from irreconcilable differences on the running of the Gauteng structures". ActionSA structures in the province have been troubled for months, with problems plaguing the party's caucus in the City of Tshwane. News24 previously reported that the party had suspended several councillors because of allegations of bullying.
It was also conducting investigations of two other members, Andre le Roux and Kgosie Kgosiemang, who were accused of influencing a property sale in the city.
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