Active African Christians United Movement manifesto summary

Housing and title deeds

• Develop proper infrastructure for housing, including water, power, and roads in rural areas. p.12
• Propose state capacity to build houses. p.12
• Propose auditing of current occupants of houses. p.12
• Propose administration of housing. p.12

Water and sanitation

• Develop proper infrastructure for water in rural areas. p.12

Electricity and energy

• Develop proper infrastructure for water, power, and roads in rural areas. p.12

Roads and public transport

• Propose inter-provincial reliable, accessible, and affordable transportation for people and goods. p.19
• Propose the transport economy investment to be a state budget priority. p.19
• Propose usage of state public transport to increase tourism and leisure lifestyle. p.19
• Propose the cabbing of petrol and diesel prices to allow business viability. p.19
• Propose the abolition of private regulatory bodies related to transport. p.19

Waste and refuse collection

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Safety and policing

• Propose advance data collection, processing, analysis, and dissemination to create reliable intelligence. p.23
• Propose the President operational room information. p.23
• Propose advance operational, management, and physical security. p.23
• Propose development of Security Early Warning System (EWS). p.23

Jobs and the local economy

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Rates, tariffs and municipal finance

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Corruption, governance and accountability

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Informal settlements and land

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Support for indigent households

• Propose easy access to justice by the poor and indigent. p.16

By-law and municipal law enforcement

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Youth, sport, arts and libraries

Not addressed in this manifesto.