ABC Secretary General Phumelele Phahla attended the Elections Prayer Pentecost Service hosted by St Michael's Milner Street Lutheran Church in Durban today.
NEWS: The President of the ABC (Abantu Batho Congress) says he has taken offence at some ANC leaders saying KwaZulu-Natal people vote along tribal lines and are somehow illiterate.
Philani PG Mavundla has also taken offence at Gwede Mantashe, saying former President Jacob Zuma's lack of formal education, partly contributed to his downfall and poor decision making.
In a statement, Mavundla says for far too long the Zulu nation has hoped that the animosity towards it will be dropped, but ANC leaders are fermenting it through their public utterances. @ScrollaAfrica
@ZANewsFlash The Anc should worry about giving us what they promised and stop telling us we are illiterate we vote because they are incompetent 💔. Vote wisely 💚✊🏾
ISCOR’s revival will guarantee long-term economic goals, self-sufficiency, industrial growth and job opportunities within the steel sector. By investing in and revitalizing key industries like steel production, the ABC can strengthen the nation’s economic resilience..
and pave the way for sustainable development. This is merely the tip of what can be done by an ABC-led government. The ABC leans strongly towards self sufficiency, autonomy and the preservation of the dignity of the native. A vote for @ABC_AbantuBatho is a vote for progress✅
ABC president Philani Mavundla, speaking on @Newzroom405, said that while the Constitution may have had good intentions, it has done nothing for the landless natives in South Africa.
In these current elections the perfect party to vote for is Abantu Batho Congress now here is the why, in south Africa Corruption is one main issue that hinders development and that has been the case for the past thirty years (30), And it is clear that it is time for change.
The Abc leadership has shown how trusty worthy and dedication they are. The abc took over the Mvoti municipality and in a few months change is evident, the Abc president P.G Mavundla - ABC President ensured that Greytown is explanded thus created more job opportunities.
To answer those questions, firstly voting is a democratic right that you are intitled to and should exercise further more voting in these elections is taking a stand and taking matters into your own hands and understand that this is your country💚✊🏾
The Voting season is upon us, and for a a lot of people in south Africa there are three burning questions everybody asks themselves, Why is it important to vote?, Who should i vote for?, and why?