ATM eyes national expansion ahead of 2029 elections
ATM parliamentary leader, Vuyo Zungula has thanked South Africans for voting.
Vuyo Zungula, the parliamentary leader of the African Transformation Movement (ATM), has announced plans for the party's national expansion ahead of the 2029 elections. Zungula acknowledged the ATM's strong support base in the Eastern Cape but emphasized the party's efforts to become a truly national movement. He pointed to the party's success in the 2026 Local General Elections as a significant milestone, signaling the groundwork for future elections.
Zungula expressed gratitude to the South African public for their belief in the party's principles and values, and highlighted the party's presence in various provinces, including Lephalale in Limpopo, Free State, Gauteng, and even the City of Cape Town. Despite being Eastern Cape-centric, the ATM's national strategy aims to grow its support base across the country, building upon its recent achievements in provinces where it previously had no representation.
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