DA leader John Steenhuisen says voters should ignore emotional appeals from smaller parties and give his party a chance in the local government elections on November 1.
The DA is also facing a challenge from Patricia De Lille's Good Party in Cape Town‚ where it is keen to protect its two-thirds majority‚ and former DA leader Mmusi Maimane is leading the charge in supporting independent candidates under the banner of One SA.
“One by one‚ they have broken these municipalities and then left the residents there to pick up the pieces.” The biggest difference between the DA and the ANC was that the former believes the people come first and not the party.
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