The DA’s chief whip in Parliament said the country’s ruling party, the ANC, has been a massive contributor to many South Africans' loss of faith in the country’s political system.
MIDRAND - The Democratic Alliance’s chief whip in Parliament, Siviwe Gwarube, said the party was the only alternative for people who are losing faith in the country’s political system.
Gwarube said the African National Congress , the country’s ruling party since apartheid ended, has contributed massively to people’s disillusion with politics. Gwarube was speaking at the DA’s federal congress, which is being held this weekend at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand.“They shamelessly stole money meant to provide better healthcare services for people during COVID-19, billions were stolen during state capture - which continues today under president Ramaphosa, and billions have been stolen in local municipalities and metros instead of providing basic services.
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