ACM leader Hlaudi Motsoeneng said the ANC and the DA print posters and call it service delivery, but his party would bring actual services to the people.
JOHANNESBURG - African Content Movement leader Hlaudi Motsoeneng said his party would pay all government employees very well so they didn't have to go to loan sharks because it was a sin to borrow money while you work.He said these government employees will include the teachers, nurses and the police.
He said once his party takes over, there would be no crime in South Africa and all hospitals would accept and admit everyone regardless of whether they have medical aid or not.He also took a swipe at the African National Congress and the Democratic Alliance , saying they are "poster parties" because all they knew was printing posters and calling them service delivery, but his party would bring actual services to the people.
Motsoeneng said 90% of the country economy should be owned by South Africans, and his party could make this possible.
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