President Cyril Ramaphosa has started his campaign to persuade voters to register and vote for the ANC in the 2024 national elections, saying it is the only party that can resolve their challenges.
“Even those who are not here, make sure they support and vote for the ANC.
We must make sure that here in KwaZulu-Natal, the ANC continues being in government — at national level too, because we want the ANC back in government. Only the ANC can resolve your challenges,” he said.He said he believed South Africans should remain hopeful under difficult conditions because there was evidence the ANC government could deliver.“We are a government that has done a great deal to change the lives of our people.
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