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Groenewald urges voters to shape SA’s future at ballot box | SA News

PRETORIA – Freedom Front Plus MP Pieter Groenewald has urged South Africans to use their votes to change the country’s future. 

The party has unveiled its manifesto ahead of local government elections in November. 

Groenewald serves as Correctional Services Minister in the government of National Unity. 

He said the 2024 elections showed that South Africans wanted change, when they ended the ANC’s outright majority. 

“Many people ask me, but is there hope for the future of South Africa? And I say, of course. And why do I say there is hope? In 2024, the voters of South Africa, the people of South Africa brought hope.  

“Because the people in 2024 said, we are not going to continue the way we…

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