As South Africa heads into crucial local government elections, political parties are stepping up their campaigns. On Sunday in Lenasia, Al Jama-Ah, led by party president and Deputy Minister of Social Development Ganief Hendricks, held an event that blended strategic planning with a display of political vision.
The gathering highlights key themes such as governance, community representation, and broader global perspectives.
Speaking in his dual capacity as both party president and Deputy Minister in the Government of National Unity, Hendricks outlines an ambitious vision for his partys path forward.
We need to come to our aid in the Western Cape before it becomes a mini-Israel-before we see a Gaza in the Cape Flats. That province was handed to the former oppressors. President Mandela made a mistake.
Hendricks didnt shy away from global issues either, drawing parallels between apartheid and what he called the current economic inequality in South Africa, also denouncing claims of the so-called white genocide.
