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Political parties have written to Electoral Commission of South Africa CEO Sy Mamabolo requesting an urgent meeting to discuss their disgruntlement with the elections timetable, which they say is “unjust”.
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says the legacy of President Cyril Ramaphosa's time in office is one of a country run down and with rampant unemployment, crime, load-shedding and decaying infrastructure.
The political parties in the charter say they will be a caring government that puts people first and prioritises the poor. They collectively believe in an open market economy and policies that produce positive results for society. They will prioritise redress for the country's unjust past by promoting nonracialism and unity.
The Multiparty Charter has announced an economy and jobs recovery plan that it says it will use to turn things around if it wins in the upcoming elections.
ActionSA's Nasiphi Moya has been elected Tshwane's first deputy mayor.