The United Democratic Movement(UDM) is on it’s final push in Cape Town to intensify it’s campaign as May 8th draws nearer. Deputy President, Nqabayomzi Kwankwa, took to the streets in Kraaifontein, where he interacted with various members of the public.
The party has been particularly busy in the Western Cape in recent months hoping to make an inroads.
Making reference to South Africa’s 25 years of democratic freedom Kwankwa says not enough has been done.
“Our interactions with the people have been to try and establish whether their lives have changed significantly over the past 25 years, and unfortunately the past 25 years of ANC rule at national level, and 10 years of DA rule in this province, not much has changed for our people in terms of their material condition.”
