Political Analyst Ntsikelelo Breakfast says the Pan Africanist Congress has failed to take advantage of the ANC’s weaknesses to drive its election campaign.
PAC leader Mzwanele Nyhontso accused the ANC-government of failing to develop the country’s rural areas during the launch of the party’s election manifesto in Duduza, Ekurhuleni.
The party, which was formed in 1959 by the late Robert Sobukwe, has been gripped by infighting and leadership squabbles.
Breakfast says the PAC’s chances of an impressive performance in the forthcoming local government elections are very slim.
VIDEO: The Pan Africanist Congress launches its elections manifesto in Duduza
But Nyhontso says they will prove their critics wrong when their immediate plan yields positive results.
