We are now left with the questions: How many more of these illegal military-style training facilities exist on our soil? How many radical, fundamental groups are there, who seek to bring harm to South Africans, or destabilise our neighbours?
PSIRA findings into Libyan military camp in Mpumalanga welcomed
Aug 7, 2024
The military-style training camp was run illegally, and the instructors at the facility were allegedly not accredited. The investigation also found a second training facility only a few kilometres away.
School transport must be safer says ACDP MPL
Jul 11, 2024
Gauteng Education must look into ways to make scholar transport safer. Do these vehicles have regular roadworthy checks? Do the drivers have advanced driving skills? Are the minibuses overloaded or not?
ACDP extremely disappointed by newly appointed bloated Cabinet
Jul 1, 2024
The President must ensure that there is proper justification for the size of his cabinet, especially given that more than 10 portfolios will now have a minister and two deputies.
ACDP decides to stay out of Government of National Unity
Jun 15, 2024
The ACDP remains committed to the rule of law, the principles of good governance, and to serving the people of South Africa. This we will do without fear, favour or prejudice, and committing to the principles of accountability and transparency in a participatory, constitutional democracy.
ACDP not party to group contesting IEC’s election results
Jun 6, 2024
The ACDP not support efforts to prevent the declaration of the National and Provincial Election (NPE) results on Sunday, 2 June 2024. Neither do we support calls for a rerun of the 2024 NPE.
Objections over voting and counting process to be raised with IEC
Jun 1, 2024
Given the substantial and numerous nature of the objections that will still be submitted by the ACDP and many other interested and affected parties in coming weeks, we reject the declaration by the SADC Electoral Observer Mission (SEOM) that these elections were free and fair.
ACDP welcomes clarity of ConCourt ruling that Zuma cannot stand for Parliament
May 20, 2024
Given the high levels of state capture and corruption in our country, as highlighted inter alia by Judge Zondo in the Zondo Commission Report, it is crucial that elected representatives are honest men and women who are above reproach and “possess the requisite respect for the rule of law.”
NHI will collapse health sector and negatively impact SA’s economy
May 14, 2024
Government does not have the capacity to be the sole arbiter of health services in South Africa.
NCOP’s passing of BELA Bill highlights ANC’s ignorance of duty
May 14, 2024
The ACDP believes that the BELA Bill will do nothing to transform education for the betterment of children, parents, or school governing bodies.
ACDP sends condolences to families who lost loved ones in building site collapse
May 8, 2024
The ACDP sends our heartfelt condolences to the family and the co-workers of those who died in the collapse and pray for the speedy recovery of all were injured.
ACDP concerned over Eskom’s diesel expenditure
Apr 30, 2024
Eskom’s has spent a total of R65bn over the past five years (more than a billion rand per month) on diesel expenditure on emergency generation, with most of this spent in the last two years.
Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation central to the success of government
May 27, 2026
House Chairperson, the ACDP is of the view that the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation carries a responsibility central to the success of government itself. Policies, programmes and budgets mean little if they are not properly monitored, honestly...
Human Settlement Department must fully implement Special Housing Needs policy
May 27, 2026
House Chairperson, the ACDP notes the comments by the Portfolio Committee on Human Settlement about departmental challenges due to fiscal constraints, slow title deed registration, and uneven provincial performance. The department also seems incapable of effectively...
Education can help break cycle of poverty, inequality and unemployment
May 26, 2026
House Chairperson, the ACDP notes the allocation of R38.2 billion to this budget vote and asserts that education remains the single greatest instrument for breaking the cycle of poverty, inequality and unemployment. However, budgets mean little if funds are not...
DIRCO is severely under-capacitated abroad
May 26, 2026
House Chairperson, The Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation is concerned that most of DIRCO's 2026/27 budget allocation of R7.23 billion will be swallowed by inflation and exchange‑rate pressures, enabling neither new programmes nor...
Industrialisation is the foundation of sustainable economic growth
May 26, 2026
House Chairperson, The ACDP asserts that this Budget Vote 39 of some R11.7 billion for DTIC must be evaluated against one central imperative: whether it is building a productive, industrialised, and globally competitive South African economy. The economic indices...
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