Cape Town – Volunteers from political parties in South Africa, including the ANC, EFF, IFP, and MK Party, are engaging in extensive community service activities, such as washing clothes and braiding hair, as part of their campaign efforts leading up to the May 29 elections.
This shift towards active service reflects heightened competition, with polls suggesting the ANC may struggle to secure a majority.
meanwhile on the ground… 🖤💚💛 pic.twitter.com/mFqnte66Kv
— ATHI GELEBA 🇿🇦 (@AthiGeleba) April 30, 2024
Key provinces like Gauteng and KZN face significant contestation, prompting parties to intensify outreach in rural and township areas.
— Umkhonto Wesizwe fighter (@KulfiStar71967) April 22, 2024
The Ipsos poll reveals a dynamic political landscape, prompting parties to employ unconventional tactics to secure votes, including personal engagement and assistance with everyday tasks.
Westrand Randwest Sub Region Ward 30 EFF volunteers Cleaning and fixing Clinic Entrance and Yard…Unity Of Purpose..#2024isour1994@EFFGautengProv pic.twitter.com/A3wAGAbqlI
— EFF WESTRAND OFFICIAL ACCOUNT (@EFFWESTRAND_) March 13, 2024
EFF WARD Cllr Biyela in ward 29, Bekkersdal using his bakkie to make sure the community get water.@EFFGautengProv pic.twitter.com/QiYTQwUyIH
— EFF WESTRAND OFFICIAL ACCOUNT (@EFFWESTRAND_) March 13, 2024
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Compiled by Betha Madhomu
