Johnathan Paoli
THE Inkhatha Freedom Party (IFP) concluded its two-day policy conference on Wednesday in Empangeni, northern KwaZulu-Natal – first national policy conference in 15 years, with inputs from various stakeholders under the Kungawe Initiative, a consultative campaign.
The policy document that will be drawn from the conference is expected to become an anchor for the IFP’s manifesto that the party anticipates to launch in March next year.
IFP spokesperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa said that through this conference, the party would be able to give South Africans hope and confidence in the future where a comprehensive policy alternative was available.
“What we want to achieve is ensuring that the alternative we want to present to the electorate will manifest — because we either continue in the current trajectory of ANC failures or we steer the country towards a new direction of social and economic justice, economic growth and development, jobs,” Hlengwa
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