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ActionSA decides to leave the Multi-Party Charter (MPC).
Action SA declared that it was leaving the multi-party charter (MPC) that it had signed last year along with the Democratic Alliance (DA) and other parties. ActionSA’s acting national chairperson, Michael Beaumont, and party leader Herman Mashaba spoke to the media on Thursday morning.
Mashaba and Beaumont have decided that it would be more beneficial for them to concentrate their emphasis on the 2026 local government elections at the provincial level rather than running for seats in the National Assembly (NA).
“ActionSA’s Senate has deliberated on our relationship with other political parties going forward. This process has resolved that ActionSA will leave the Multi-Party Charter because of the serious breach by those parties who publicly signed and campaigned under an agreement which expressly ruled out working relationships with the ANC.
“ActionSA has assessed a potential Parliament in which the opposition forms a coalition with the ANC and determined that ActionSA is going to have to be the unofficial opposition in Parliament. This is why ActionSA has announced that its President and National Chairperson step back to allow for a team that will punch above its weight and serve South Africans like a much larger team.”
“ActionSA has made the decision that we will be leaving the Multi-Party Charter (MPC).”
— ActionSA (@Action4SA) June 6, 2024
ActionSA National Chairperson @ME_Beaumont outlines the outcomes of the ActionSA Senate meeting.
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