The IFP's leader said at the party's Gauteng manifesto launch they would scrap e-tolls, and advocate for the return of the death penalty.
Inkatha Freedom Party members and followers in Soweto listen to party leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi, inset, 21 March 2019. Pictures: Refilwe Modise
Buthelezi, 90, who addressed party members amid sweltering temperatures of up to 29°C at the Zola Sports Complex in Soweto yesterday, was unveiling the IFP’s Gauteng election manifesto, which he first read in English and then in isiZulu. Buthelezi said reasonable measures must be taken to redress past injustices and indignities including through land reform.The IFP supported land expropriation but this, it says, remained a debate whether that should be done without compensation.
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