DA Youth chair in KZN confident of making gains in the upcoming LGE
Sthabelo Ntshangase says there are municipalities that will be governed by the DA after the LGE.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) is optimistic about securing seats in the upcoming Local Government Elections (LGE). This confidence stems from public dissatisfaction with current municipalities due to poor service delivery. The DA Youth Chairperson in KZN, Sthabelo Ntshangase, expressed excitement about the party's final rally held at the Olive Convention Centre in Durban on October 25, 2026, ahead of the November 4 polls.
Ntshangase stated that the DA will govern in several municipalities post-election. He emphasized that residents of KZN have been fed up with local governments failing to provide essential services. Ntshangase called upon all members across constituencies to unite and vote for the DA on November 4, demanding change. The Provincial Leader, Sithembiso Ngema, highlighted the DA's track record of good governance, noting that well-run municipalities are often governed by the DA.
Ngema also referenced ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa's agreement on this matter. Ntshangase urged young people to participate in the election, as they are the most unemployed demographic. He argued that young people must vote for a government that delivers, emphasizing that politicians create an environment where investors can come, leading to job creation.
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