Rise Mzansi is on a campaign trail in Mangaung, Free State to garner support.
Rise Mzansi leader, Songezo Zibi, says the current state of South Africa is not a natural disaster, but one caused by people. Zibi says it is time for people to make a different choice and choose leaders that will serve them.Accompanied by former Democratic Alliance MPs Makashule Gana and Nomsa Marchesi, Zibi went door-to-door campaigning.
The party leader has urged residents of Mangaung to do the right thing and to vote out corrupt leaders. Zibi says South Africans should vote them in power if they want to receive services. “One, they must decide on the political agenda, two, they must decide who must go to Parliament. We did not have a party list that was decided at closed doors or by a conference choosing own friends. We opened the nomination process so that people from all walks of life can drive the political agenda that the South African people have chosen.”has arrived at his second location in Botshabelo, Mangaung to campaign for the party toward May, 29 Elections.
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