ALM flags service delivery challenges at Rammulotsi in Free State
African Liberation Movement is preparing to contest the upcoming local government elections.
The African Liberation Movement (ALM) has expressed concerns over ongoing service-delivery challenges in Rammulotsi, Viljoenskroon, situated in the Free State province. The party has pointed out issues such as water shortages, inadequate sanitation, and unfinished pavement projects.
ALM is gearing up to contest the forthcoming local government elections. This is a new political party with a foothold in the Free State, North West, and Gauteng provinces. It was established in September of the previous year.
Mojalefa Nkala, ALM Provincial Chairperson and Fezile Dabi mayoral candidate, emphasized that the party aims to prioritize improving the execution of municipal plans and service delivery. Nkala stated, "There are numerous political parties that have made grand promises to people. Therefore, as the African Liberation Movement, we affirm that we are stepping away from the footsteps of other political parties.
We were compelled to form this organization due to the failures observed in those parties when they were in power. Their plans were supposed to materialize, but they ended up going left and right instead."
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