We have a leadership crisis in South Africa: Rise Mzansi
He called for increased youth involvement in politics and the economy, urging them to vote en masse on May 9 for a better future.
SEBOKENG. – Lawrance Manaka of Rise Mzansi highlighted the party’s differences from others in a political debate at the Zone 7 Library in Sebokeng last Friday.
Manaka stated that Rise Mzansi is inclusive, not exclusive to a select few. Manaka expressed that South Africans are weary of deception and seek change. He emphasised the need to elect capable individuals in the upcoming elections, as people are tired of being misled every four years.
Despite being a relatively new party, operating since last year, Manaka stressed that Rise Mzansi welcomes people of all ages. Regarding land expropriation, he advocated for lawful redistribution to rightful owners. Manaka also addressed educational reforms to keep pace globally and emphasized the importance of upskilling citizens for economic participation.
Manaka called for increased youth involvement in politics and the economy, urging them to vote en masse on May 9 for a better future.
