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The One South Africa Movement and newly-formed United Independent Movement join together to bring about #DirectElections in South Africa Today, Chief Activist of the One South Africa Movement (OSA), Mmusi Maimane, joins business mogul and former ANC National Security Advisor, Neil De Beer, as he announces...
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What we’ve achieved in just 9 months: • Over 10 000 activists • National footprint with structures in all 9 provinces • The Chief Activist has visited all 9 provinces during his national tour in August, 5000km travelled. Project Apollo: • 110 delivery campaigns • 16 925 food parcels • 1...
Former DA leader Mmusi Maimane at the Cape Town Press Club. (Jan Gerber, News24)Former DA leader Mmusi Maimane has moved swiftly to clarify his new organisation, the One South Africa movement.He is adamant that he, unlike former Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba, is not interested in...
One South Africa leader Mmusi Maimane. File photo: Phill Magakoe Johannesburg - Pressure is being applied to hold officials accountable in the building of the unoccupied Mayibuye Primary School in Gauteng. The school, in Tembisa, was built on a sewer pipe line which, according to the...
In collaboration with community members, we’ve planted over 20 sustainable food gardens in several provinces, with a target of 50 by the end of 2020. These gardens aim to create employment while tackling food shortages in rural communities. https://youtu.be/2gdiGtOfUYs ...
The One South Africa Movement (OSA) leader Mmusi Maimane and OSA Eastern Cape coordinator Themba Wele addressed the organisations members in East London on Thursday evening. Image: BHONGO JACOB One SA Movement leader Mmusi Maimane has officially brought the movement to the Eastern Cape. On Thursday, Maimane met...
If we don’t as citizens realise that the opposition, the executive and Parliament are complicit in undermining our freedoms, we will be left behind, writes Mmusi Maimane. Nobel Prize laureate and writer William Faulkner famously once quipped “we must be free not because we claim freedom,...
Former DA leader Mmusi Maimane has spoken out about allegations of abuse and discrimination against Africans in China. In a video shared on Twitter, Maimane said the coronavirus outbreak must not be used as an opportunity to advance racism or discrimination. He also called on...
The Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic is, without a doubt, the most disruptive moment our world has experienced since the 2008 global economic crisis. By disruptive moment, I mean an event, or series of events, that stops and alters established ways of operation or being. Despite the...
