Sameera Casmod | sameerac@radioislam.co.za
16 May 2024 | 09:55 a.m. SAST
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Rise Mzansi’s Western Cape Premier Candidate Axolile Notywala, spoke with Radio Islam International as part of an initiative to better equip voters with information about different political parties ahead of the May 29 general election.
Campaign slogan: 2024 is our 1994
- On Rise Mzansi’s Bridge Plan, which aims to bridge the social divide in the Western Cape, Notywala says the party will focus on ensuring better access to affordable housing that is closer to economic opportunities and access to services.
- The party’s plan to reduce crime in the WC by eliminating root causes of poverty and inequality can bridge the stark divide, Notywala says.
- On apartheid spatial planning, Notywala says that there is still a migrant labour system in South Africa, exacerbated by the reliance on taxis as a primary mode of transport.
- The party emphasises the need to reduce levels of hunger to reduce alcohol and drug abuse, particularly in rural areas of the WC.
Listen to the full profile here.
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