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ActionSA weighs legal action after Soweto billboard is removed

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ActionSA weighs legal action after Soweto billboard is removed

ActionSA is considering legal action after its campaign billboard was removed in Diepkloof, Soweto.

The party alleges the City of Johannesburg acted without a court order, while questions remain over the billboard’s compliance with municipal regulations.

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