Staff Reporter
DA leader John Steenhuisen and KwaZulu Natal member of the provincial legislature Mbali Ntuli, will go head to head on Saturday as the party begins its virtual elective congress, where 2000 delegates will elect new leaders.
Campaign teams for Steenhuisen and Ntuli have been hard at work over the past few days to lobby support for their candidates. Whoever is elected the new DA leader today, will lead the party to the crucial local government elections next year.
Ntuli has vowed to change the DA from being a party that only represent the interests of the minority to a party that belongs to all South Africans.
“The entire country is talking about our congress and waiting in anticipation for the decision you will make,” said Ntuli in an open letter addressed to DA delegates on Friday. She added: “The choice before us is a simple and straight forward
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