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Multi-Party National Convention claims “solid progress” towards a pre-election agreement

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Phuti Mosomane

THE political parties involved in negotiating a pre-election agreement ahead of the 2024 National General Elections have claimed solid progress on the first day of talks on Wednesday.

Political Parties which were part of the convention include DA, IFP, FF Plus, ActionSA, Isanco, United Independent Movement (UIM) and Spectrum National Party (SNP). 

Chaired by an independent Chairperson William Gumede, the political parties met in Kempton Park in Gauteng. Gumede said the alliance has agreed on a name: “The Multi Party Charter for South Africa”.

Gumede further said the leaders have also agreed on a shared vision and that deliberations have been robust yet constructive, adding that the parties have agreed on a shared vision for South Africa which will be: “A new government to build a just, inclusive and prosperous South Africa based on opportunity, freedom and security for all its citizens”.. 

He said the parties have agreed

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