Herman Mashaba has confirmed to EWN that discussions with the African National Congress (ANC) had begun to possibly join hands to remove the DA from power in the capital city.
JOHANNESBURG - ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has described the party’s relationship with the Democratic Alliance in Tshwane as toxic and abusive, despite the fact they run the metro together.
After years of speaking ill of the former liberation party, ActionSA recently overturned its commitment to never share a bed with the ANC in any sphere of government.ActionSA occupies several seats in the City of Tshwane’s mayoral committee and also holds the metro's deputy mayor position.
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