Johnathan Paoli
African Transformation Movement (ATM) leader Vuyo Zungula says his party, if voted into power, will ramp up job creation by constructing factories that will hire people, and promised to provide quality public healthcare, which includes prioritising food inspectors.
The ATM launched its Gauteng provincial campaign at the Jabulani Amphitheater in Soweto where Zungula addressed thousands of supporters on Sunday and said the party’s solutions are tailored to address critical issues, including unemployment, health care, and social grants.
“Under the ATM government, we are going to ensure that there’s local production of basic goods. We can’t import soap, and toothpicks to the extent that everything we eat, and wear is made in other countries. SA will not be Made in China. Under the ATM most products will be made in SA. That is how you create jobs, you build factories, and manufacture in that country to create jobs,” he
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