ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says Multi-Party Charter members cannot go into bed with the same party they want to defeat.
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba speaks at a Press conference in Sandton, 24 January 2022. Picture: Michel Bega
Mashaba said he had also invited president Cyril Ramaphosa and the EFF’s president Julius Malema to do free lifestyle audits. He said he had not invited the leadership of the MK Party for an audit because he was not sure if former president Jacob Zuma was the official leader of the party or not. The charter was also meant to challenge a possible ANC-EFF coalition, which had been described as a Doom’s Day coalition by the DA.
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