ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba speaks out against corrupt government officials and vows to root out corruption in South Africa during the party's election manifesto launch. The party is preparing for its first national elections next year.
Party leader Herman Mashaba spoke during ActionSA's election manifesto launch on Saturday. ActionSA president Herman Mashaba addressing thousands of supporters during election manifesto launch on Saturday. Image: Twitter/ActionSA Herman Mashaba said corrupt government officials had enriched themselves with state funds while millions of South Africa ns continue to live in poverty.
The party is gearing up to embark on its first rodeo in the national elections next year, after it was founded in 2020.During his speech, the businessman-turned-politician said the party would root out corruption and fix the country, further lashing out at the African National Congress (ANC) government.Daily news update: 7 people set alight in Diepsloot, another heatwave warning, wife killer takes corpse to police “Driven by greed and corruption, they’ve put their own needs above those of the people they’re supposed to serve.”South Africa has been faced with a plethora of economic and infrastructural challenges in recent years, causing many to rethink their political stanc
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