THE key policy issues such as land redistribution, job-creation, radical economic transformation, access to water and primary health care are some of the central pillars of the Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) local government elections manifesto, and the party’s leader Julius Malema said that through this crucial blueprint document, the EFF will ascend to power and take over many municipalities after November 1.
The EFF launched its local government elections manifesto at the Gandhi Square in Johannesburg, where the party also renamed its headquarters after South Africa’s struggle icon Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
The firebrand EFF leader said the party’s manifesto was a product of consultations with different sections of society. He says students say municipalities must play a role in student accommodation.
He said the manifesto expressed the aspirations and wishes of people, and was a contract of commitments and not a book of promises, adding that the commitments are made from
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