Zuko Komisa / Tunicia Phillips

DA has again announced its provincial leader Solly Msimanga as Gauteng’s Premier candidate.
Solly Msimanga has been selected as the Democratic Alliance’s Gauteng premier candidate ahead of the national and provincial elections in 2024.
Msimanga, who previously served as mayor of Tshwane and is a member of the Gauteng assembly, was announced as the DA’s premier candidate by national leader John Steenhuisen in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
DA Leader John Steenhuisen stated that the party was supporting Msimanga because they believed that for the first time, the DA had a chance to govern Gauteng rather than settling for official opposition status.
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Steenhuisen urged voters to vote for the DA to “avoid the chaos that has made Johannesburg ungovernable”
“He is a son of Atteridgeville who has previously served as mayor of South Africa’s capital city, as leader of the official opposition in the Gauteng legislature, and is also the current leader of the DA in Gauteng.”
“If you want to avoid the chaos that has made Johannesburg ungovernable from spreading to the whole of Gauteng next year, then you must unite behind the DA. We have seen over and over again how small parties like the Patriotic Alliance, Cope and Al Jama-ah, which are not part of the (Multi-Party) Charter, have betrayed their voters.
“These small parties are sellouts and traitors. Wherever they go, they cause instability and chaos, which they use to extract better deals for themselves from the ANC.
“They are parasites who care only about positions and patronage. It is time for the people of Gauteng – and the people of South Africa – to turn their backs on the small parties that are hellbent on undermining stability and the Multi-Party Charter for their own selfish gain,” said Steenhuisen
BREAKING: The DA has announced its provincial leader Solly Msimanga as the official premier candidate in next year’s general election. #KayaNews TP pic.twitter.com/ZMR4fymWWg
— Kaya 959 News (@KayaNews) September 13, 2023
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