Launching its manifesto in Gauteng, Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) promises to focus on job creation, take a tougher stance on crime and improve the education system if it comes to power.
The launch was held in Zola, Soweto, south of Johannesburg.
IFP supporters came out in their numbers to hear their leaders proposed plans for Gauteng. According to the party, employment and anti-corruption are important for Gauteng to succeed.
— Wisani Makhubele (@WisaniMgwena) March 21, 2019
On issues of land distribution, the party believes the process should prevent land losing its value.
For supporters, promises of improved education and anti-corruption struck a chord. The party will have to wait until 8 May to see if the turnout will translate into votes.
IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi arrives at the Zola Sports Complex in Soweto for the launch of the party’s Gauteng Election Manifesto Campaign #sabcnews pic.twitter.com/Hkrm0OBaa4
— Wisani Makhubele (@WisaniMgwena) March 21, 2019
IFP supporters at the launch of the party’s Gauteng Election Manifesto Campaign at Zola Sports Complex in Soweto #sabcnews pic.twitter.com/vBP2pxrGix
— Wisani Makhubele (@WisaniMgwena) March 21, 2019
