Born To Win to proiritise addressing GBV if elected
Mamabolo was speaking during the campaign trail at Seshego near Polokwane in Limpopo.
Born To Win, a political party, has pledged to prioritize addressing gender-based violence (GBV) if it gains power. During a campaign stop in Seshego, near Polokwane in Limpopo, party leader Boy Mamabolo emphasized the importance of tackling GBV, stating that the party sees it as a community issue and not solely the responsibility of the president.
Mamabolo also mentioned that the party is currently engaging with communities to identify pressing issues before unveiling its manifesto. The party is contesting in all five municipalities within the Capricorn district municipalities, including Polokwane. Mamabolo highlighted several candidates for the municipalities, particularly targeting rural areas such as Sekhukhune, Fetakgomo-Tubatse, and Makhuduthamaga, where issues like water scarcity and corruption are prevalent.
Supporters of the party expressed hope that Born To Win will address the challenges faced by their communities, praising the party's motto "Winners" and its promise of equal opportunities for all. The party's manifesto is set to be officially launched on November 1st.
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