Democratic Alliance embarks on its last Rescue SA tour in Diepkloof
John Steenhuisen was joined by DA Gauteng Premier Candidate, Solly Msimanga and the DA Chief Whip, Siviwe Gwarube.
As the 2024 general elections loom, the Democratic Alliance (DA) Federal leader, John Steenhuisen wrapped up his Rescue South Africa tour on May 9 at the Blackchain Centre in Diepkloof.
The session was mainly focused on outlining how the DA plans to rescue South Africa’s economic hub from the corruption that has been ongoing for decades and rescue South Africa from the current leadership.
“This election is about survival, it’s about freedom of democracy, and it’s about making our future survive here in South Africa,” Steenhuisen said.
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He also spoke about the change citizens should expect should DA become the next ruling party.
He promised things such as load-shedding and water shortages coming to an end, more employment opportunities, and a better and safer South Africa.
Rescue South Africa is the DA’s biggest campaign tour in history where there’s an engagement with voters across the country at events that include indoor rallies with musical performances, political speeches, and audio-visual content.
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Steenhuisen was joined by DA Gauteng Premier Candidate, Solly Msimanga and the DA Chief Whip, Siviwe Gwarube.
“It is through your votes that you decide what kind of government you want. You have the power to stop the corruption and change the direction of our country. The window of change is fast closing,” said Gwarube.
Through this tour, the party was on a quest to win over more voters than before in the province Gauteng.
