The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) has been drawing large crowds in KwaZulu-Natal with its series of public meetings across the province.
The meetings are part of the “It is Time” tour of the country led by party leader Dr Corné Mulder, who recently also visited areas on the South Coast, the Natal Midlands and the North Coast.
In Shelly Beach on the South Coast, Howick in the Midlands and Ballito on the North Coast, the halls were packed and, on several occasions, additional seating had to be found as the audiences were much larger than expected.
The Freedom Front Plus’s message to the public is clear: The party stands firm and strong in KwaZulu-Natal, ready to represent and serve the people of this province.
Other parties have clearly taken note of the Freedom Front Plus’s growing support and presence in the province, and the party will not be intimidated or deterred from strengthening its foothold in KwaZulu-Natal.
This proves that the public is seeking change and improvement; and it is time for those changes to be made. Communities have had enough of poor and corrupt administrations, and the Freedom Front Plus has demonstrated that it is willing and able to step up to the plate in KwaZulu-Natal’s councils to help bring about the necessary changes after the local government elections on 4 November.
It is time to oust incompetent administrations, and replace them with proper and accountable local governments. The Freedom Front Plus’s candidates are dedicated, determined and ready to serve their communities.
The party’s structures across KwaZulu-Natal have been substantially strengthened and expanded, and like elsewhere in the country, the party is becoming a force to be reckoned with, one that will play a major role in forming and running local governments.
The Freedom Front Plus has the best interests of all South Africans at heart, and together we can make a success of South Africa in order to create a safe home and future for all.
It is time for change and improvement. Like elsewhere in the country, it is also time for the Freedom Front Plus in KwaZulu-Natal.
