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Ramaphosa knows ANC not worthy of South Africans' trust, says Holomisa
UDM party leader Bantu Holomisa addressed hundreds of supporters at the party's manifesto launch in Nelson Mandela Bay on Saturday.
CAPE TOWN/JOHANNESBURG - The United Democratic Movement (UDM) says job creation is at the top of its list of priorities ahead of the elections in May.
Party leader Bantu Holomisa addressed hundreds of supporters at the party's manifesto launch in Nelson Mandela Bay on Saturday.
Holomisa says the African National Congress can no longer be trusted, as it has failed to deliver on its promises to create employment in the area.
He says people no longer have confidence in the governing party.
“This election about trust. We have a president who pleads with you to trust him despite his party. Why? Because he knows his party, the ANC, is not worthy of your trust.”
@UDmRevolution welcomes people of all ages.
— UDM (@UDmRevolution) February 16, 2019
#PhathaUDM
#ZizojikiZinto #UDMManifestoLaunch #zizojikiZinto#Phakama @BantuHolomisa pic.twitter.com/CL3ALmG2vq
Deputy President @N_Kwankwa addresses the media about the business of the day. #UDMRoadTo2019 #UDMManifestoLaunch pic.twitter.com/RcdDjkJhxo
— UDM (@UDmRevolution) February 16, 2019
Phakama @BHolomisa we need a leader of your caliber who is takes a no-nonsence stance on corruption in both the private and public sectors.#UDMManifestoLaunch #AntiCorruption. @N_Kwankwa @yongs_levertte @Thandi_Nontenja pic.twitter.com/mPZq5ZTQ5T
— UDM (@UDmRevolution) February 16, 2019
At the same time, scores of people from communities across the Western Cape gathered at Hoofweg Primary School in Blue Downs on Saturday support of Patricia de Lille and her newly-formed party Good.
The party officially launched its Western Cape “Aunty Pat for Premier” campaign. Supporters say the ANC and Democratic Alliance have been given enough chances.
The party’s Western Cape coordinator Suzette Little says she’s overwhelmed by Saturday’s turnout. “We’re here today to launch our premier candidate, which is De Lille, and she was uncontested in those nominations. So, everybody in the province has supported Aunty Pat as our premier candidate.”
South Africans will cast their ballots on 8 May. The date was announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa in his State of the Nation Address.
#GOOD De Lille arrives at Hoofweg Primary, Blue Downs. LI pic.twitter.com/FQERgmiUeY
— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) February 16, 2019
#GOOD De Lille has arrived. LI pic.twitter.com/G1xbzZcMzP
— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) February 16, 2019
#GOOD Patricia de Lille expected to address supporters shortly. LI pic.twitter.com/HI7ft90J9a
— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) February 16, 2019
(Edited by Shimoney Regter)
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