Bosa terminates membership of Gauteng MPL Ayanda Allie

  • Bosa says the issues giving rise to the proceedings have been under consideration for more than a year
  • The party says it undertook repeated efforts to resolve the matter amicably
The board of Build One South Africa, Bosa, has resolved to terminate the membership of  Member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature Ayanda Allie, following the conclusion of an internal disciplinary process.

Disciplinary process

According to Bosa, the issues giving rise to the proceedings have been under consideration for more than a year. The party first indicated its intention to institute disciplinary proceedings in July 2025.
“Bosa undertook repeated efforts through engagement, consultation and mediation to resolve the matter amicably,” the party said in a statement released on Thursday.
“Despite these efforts, it became evident that there was no viable basis upon which the matter could be resolved.”
The party said Allie was afforded the opportunity to appeal the board’s decision but has elected not to exercise that right. “The board’s decision is, therefore, final.”
 Bosa thanked Allie for her service to the party and to the people of Gauteng.
“We wish her well in her future endeavours,” the statement concluded.
  • Build One South Africa (Bosa) has terminated the membership of Ayanda Allie, a Member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, after an internal disciplinary process.
  • The disciplinary issues were under consideration for over a year, with proceedings initiated in July 2025.
  • Bosa attempted multiple engagements, consultations, and mediation efforts to resolve the matter amicably but found no viable resolution.
  • Allie was given the opportunity to appeal the decision but chose not to, making the board's decision final.
  • Bosa thanked Allie for her service and wished her well in her future endeavors.
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The board of Build One South Africa, Bosa, has resolved to terminate the membership of  Member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature Ayanda Allie, following the conclusion of an internal disciplinary process.
According to Bosa, the issues giving rise to the proceedings have been under consideration for more than a year. The party first indicated its intention to institute disciplinary proceedings in July 2025.
“Bosa undertook repeated efforts through engagement, consultation and mediation to resolve the matter amicably,” the party said in a statement released on Thursday.
“Despite these efforts, it became evident that there was no viable basis upon which the matter could be resolved.”
The party said Allie was afforded the opportunity to appeal the board's decision but has elected not to exercise that right. "The board's decision is, therefore, final."
 Bosa thanked Allie for her service to the party and to the people of Gauteng.
“We wish her well in her future endeavours,” the statement concluded.

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