Meshoe urges South Africans to vote ACDP for change
The event was also used to unveil to people the ACDP Deputy President, Wayne Thring.
Kenneth Meshoe, the head of the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP), has called on South Africans to cast their votes for his party in order to bring about significant change in local government. At the party's manifesto launch in Ekurhuleni earlier this week, Meshoe emphasized that the ACDP's unique stance lies in its commitment to biblical principles, which serve as the foundation for a civil government that prioritizes personal freedom, family values, justice, peace, security, national unity, and reconciliation.
The ACDP's leadership event also marked the unveiling of Wayne Thring as the party's mayoral candidate for the eThekweini Metro Municipality. Meshoe expressed confidence in ACDP's candidates, stating that if elected, they would transform South Africa. He urged voters who have lost hope to give the party a chance, as they are honest and hardworking individuals who can generate renewed hope for the nation.
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