ZAAyanda Allie, former Gauteng Member of the Provincial Legislature (MPL) for Build One South Africa (BOSA), denied that the 10% party levy was the main reason she left the organization. Speaking after joining ActionSA, Allie stated that while the levy issue became a focal point of the conflict, it was a symptom of deeper organizational problems. She emphasized that no one would leave a political party over a 10% levy and criticized the decision to remove her from legislative duties. Allie argued that political parties should support their representatives and that elected officials have a responsibility to contribute financially to the party. She expressed willingness to comply with ActionSA's levy requirements if called upon for public office, stressing the importance of accountability and collective effort within political organizations.
Bias read (Center): The article presents Ayanda Allie's perspective on the reasons for her departure from BOSA and her views on party levies, without overtly endorsing or criticizing either side. While there is a discussion of political party structures and responsibilities, the framing remains balanced, focusing on Al
