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You are here: Home / News / Mnqasela Welcomes Dejager and Hoosian

Mnqasela Welcomes Dejager and Hoosian

14 September 2023 by Guest

The ACC Mission is; “People First, Social Justice Now, The Change We All Need”

Two more former Public Representatives have joined Mnqasela’s Alliance of Citizens for Change organisation “A.C.C.” – Izgak Dejager former member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament for Al Jamah political party and Junade Hoosain former DA ward 46 councillor in Athlone have both joined the Alliance of Citizens for Change under the leadership of Masizole Mnqasela.

Dejager said he was approached by different political parties after parting ways with Al Jamah, but he refused to join them because their policies and values were not aligned with his philosophy.

He said he was very happy to finally find a new political home that fights for social justice for all communities. He said his mandate is to register as many members as possible for the A.C.C. in order for them to vote for the organisation come general elections in 2024.

“I have known Mnqasela personally for years and we have built a solid relationship politically and have an utmost respect for him, hence I decided to join his organisation”, said Dejager.

Junade Hoosain former DA councillor has led and won election campaigns in 13 By-Elections, and helped lead 3 provincial government elections under the DA. He said he brings knowledge and experience and expertise to win elections for the A.C.C.

“I have a good track record when it comes to political organisation. In 2009 I won 82% for the whole of Mitchell’s Plain for the DA government, I’m all about strategy.

Masizole Mnqasela, President of A.C. C. said when welcoming the two leaders that they have taken a wise decision to joins the A.C.C.

“As we stand here in September the 13th, it is poignant that we have the privilege of welcoming two remarkable people into the A.C.C. fold. They have chosen A.C.C. because they believe it aligns with their personal and family values and offers a vision for a South African marked by fairness, integrity, accountability, and respect for universal human rights. These values are fundamental to a constitutional democracy and a nation that thrives on ethical leadership”.

Dejagger will immediately join the Interim A.C.C. leadership in the Western Cape as the party gears up for a successful election campaign in the province. While Hoosain will head the election campaign strategy nationally with the leadership collective of the party across provinces.

Mnqasela highlighted the need for God-fearing leadership in South Africa in a journey to unite South Africans under shared values, emphasizing coexistence, respect for all communities’ traditions and cultures, and a commitment to social justice, in a quest to usher in a new era of positive change for all people.

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