Maimane confident his new movement will bring change in SA
Mmusi Maimane visited Botshabelo in the Free State as part of his plans to take the movement's message to all corners of the country.says he is confident his new movement will usher in change.
Maimane visited Botshabelo in the Free State as part of his plans to take the movement’s message to all corners of the country.He says its participation in socio-economic matters in the country.“What South Africa needs is a movement, its needs to come back to its grass and to work with people so that politicians are held accountable.”
Maimane says he is disappointed that despite some officials leading the country’s municipalities to near-collapse, no one has been held accountable.Botshabelo resident says:”I am happy to be one of movement new members. The movement is accommodating for all South Africa, there’s no language called apartheid. What we need to do is work the ground but it’s not going to be easy to work the ground to change people’s mentality.”Earlier Maimane said political parties have failed South Africa.
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