The party says it refuses to sell out.
The newly formed Land Party said on Wednesday that it was counting on the support of South Africans as it went into the national and provincial elections because of its track record in activism among the people.
Nkohla spoke to the African News Agency after casting his vote at Fisantekraal Primary School in Ward 105, where many voters came to vote for the parties of their choice. “The confidence that we express for our people, we have received lots of SMSes, social media messages, people expressing and showing their support and confidence to their Land Party,” he said, adding that there was nothing new to promise people other than continuing with the work that the party had been doing.
“We have been doing great work as just ordinary activists. Now imagine becoming a member of parliament in terms of participating in the legislation of the country and also utilising political office and making sure you are changing the lives of people,” Nkohla said.
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