IFP's Hlabisa defends party flying banner over venue where NFP had manifesto launch

A helicopter with an IFP banner flew over the Ulundi Regional Stadium in KwaZulu-Natal where NFP supporters gathered for its manifesto launch at the weekend.

JOHANNESBURG - Inkatha Freedom Party leader Velenkosini Hlabisa has defended his organisation after it allegedly disrupted the National Freedom Party's election manifesto.

Hlabisa didn’t seem bothered by accusations levelled against his party, saying that flying an IFP banner didn’t disrupt the NFP's election manifesto. He said that just like every other election season, political parties go the extra mile to garner support.

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