
Outgoing Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen on Saturday delivered his final address as party leader at the DA’s federal congress in Midrand, telling delegates he was stepping down while leaving the organisation “intact”.
Speaking at the Gallagher Convention Centre ahead of the leadership vote, Steenhuisen described the moment as “bittersweet” as he formally handed over the reins after nearly seven years at the helm of South Africa’s second-largest party.
“It is a bittersweet moment as I hand over the reins of the DA,” Steenhuisen said. “This is the first time I am not on the ballot, but at least I…
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