Zille will bring integrity to Johannesburg governance: Hill-Lewis
The tour is part of the DA's election campaign trail strategy for the 2026 local elections.
Geordin Hill-Lewis, leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA), asserts that the people of Johannesburg will experience genuine integrity and the benefits of a well-functioning city under Helen Zille's mayoral leadership, following the November 4th local government elections. Hill-Lewis addressed a large gathering of DA supporters during the party's Working for All Tour in Johannesburg, which is part of the DA's election campaign strategy for the 2026 local elections.
The tour brought Hill-Lewis and Zille to Johannesburg, where they discussed their vision for the city's future. The DA leader stated that if elected, they would not let down the city's residents. "From every corner of this great City, ordinary residents are getting behind us. Many have not voted for us before but are doing it for the first time.
To them, we say, 'We will not disappoint you. With your support, you will see what integrity looks like in government and what a working city feels like.'" Hill-Lewis added that once basic services start functioning smoothly, businesses will resume investment, people will return to work, opportunities will be distributed more equitably, and families will have more of their own money to spend.
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