Outgoing ActionSA secretary-general in KwaZulu-Natal Bongani Caluza said the dissolution of the provincial executive committee (PEC) was a damage control mechanism by the party because the entire leadership had already resigned.
Caluza and other former members of the ActionSA PEC held a media briefing on Friday to disclose why they had resigned from the party over the last three weeks.
Cakuza said the party’s announcement on Tuesday that it had resolved to disband the provincial PEC was an attempt to save face after all but three regional chairpersons had resigned. “Those individuals are friends of the president. So people must be clear, ActionSA has no direction. There is no ActionSA, this thing is a business of Herman Mashaba and his friends just to keep themselves busy.”
“He has no followers so we are convincing people to join this organisation without knowing the leader because Mashaba is not popular enough.”Busisiwe Ntshingila, the former eThekwini regional chairperson who resigned on Monday, said she had never been a member of the ANC so she was very disturbed when ActionSA accused her of being an “ANC person”.
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