Mmusi Maimane says he is ready to be South Africa’s next president

Mmusi Maimane says he is ready to be South Africa’s next president - The former DA leader made big promises at the launch of Build One SA on Saturday

, to form a new political platform, Build One SA, which is expected to contest the 2024 elections.

The apex court found the act unconstitutional in a landmark judgment that paved the way for the One South Africa Movement – founded by Maimane – to work with some independent candidates during the 2021 elections. “We have lost our global respect not only in how we treat the immigrants, but our foreign policy shows a country still stuck in the Soviet Union era,” he said.

He promised a reform of South Africa’s ailing economy, jobs in every home and increased infrastructure to ensure consistent supply of water and electricity.

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