The United Progressive People Alliance says it will contest Tshwane with 70 ward candidates. It has unveiled a six-point plan to rebuild the metro ahead of the November local government elections. The plan includes addressing Tshwane’s institutional and financial challenges while restoring dignity to communities across the capital. The alliance says it is stepping up its campaign to offer residents a credible alternative focused on competent governance, reliable basic services, clean administration, safety and economic opportunity.
United Progressive People Alliance to field 70 ward candidates in Tshwane