The National People’s Front (NAFP) says the party will welcome more than 100 new members from other political parties at Umlazi’s V section south of Durban. The party is on a campaign to garner support ahead of the elections on May 8th.
Party leader Bheki Gumbi is expected to lead the rally. Gumbi is the former national deputy chairperson of the Nation Freedom Party. He formed the NAPF in June 2018.
Meanwhile, NAPF spokesperson Muzi Hlophe says Umlazi’s V section has been neglected. It lacks basic services such as sanitation, housing and roads.
“We are visiting Umlazi kwaV because we have realised that this section it seems as if it’s neglected. People around here, they feel that, so that’s why we are here today just to sit down with them, to hear their challenges, their problems because they have got a lot of those problems. After the rally our president will be welcoming people from the DA and ANC in numbers. We have more than a hundred people from different political parties. We are so impressed to see that people of Umlazi, more especially because these people are coming from the DA, ANC and the NFP, and those are big parties so we have seen that people are all along hungry for this party which is NAPF,” says Hlophe.
