All Natives of South Africa manifesto summary
All Natives of South Africa (ANOSA) · 2026 local government elections
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Housing and title deeds
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Water and sanitation
- Implement a comprehensive and transparent water management strategy including infrastructure maintenance and water quality monitoring. p.1
- Establish emergency borehole systems and alternative water supply measures within every voting district. p.1
- Expand access to safe, clean, and sanitary public toilet facilities in underserved communities. p.1
Electricity and energy
Roads and public transport
- Repair and maintain roads, potholes, drainage systems, and public pathways to improve safety and accessibility. p.2
- Restore and modernise railway infrastructure to provide safe, affordable, and reliable public transportation. p.2
- Invest in public infrastructure projects that create jobs while improving the long-term development of municipalities. p.2
Waste and refuse collection
- Improve waste management systems and strengthen municipal accountability to maintain cleaner and healthier communities. p.2
Safety and policing
- Ensure cooperation between local law enforcement and immigration authorities to combat illegal activities and improve community safety. p.1
- Promote harsher consequences for drug traffickers and organised criminal networks that harm local communities. p.2
- Increase support for crime prevention programmes through stronger policing partnerships and community engagement. p.2
- Ensure non-citizens involved in criminal activity face legal consequences and deportation where applicable. p.1
- Combat poverty through targeted skills development and community upliftment programmes to enhance safety. p.2
Jobs and the local economy
- Prioritise local economic development by supporting small businesses, entrepreneurs, and informal traders within local communities. p.1
- Promote community-based job creation by prioritising employment opportunities for qualified residents within their own wards and municipalities. p.1
- Encourage skills development initiatives, vocational training, and youth empowerment programmes to reduce unemployment and stimulate economic participation. p.1
- Partner with local industries and investors to create sustainable economic opportunities that directly benefit South African communities. p.1
- Invest in public infrastructure projects that create jobs while improving the long-term development of municipalities. p.2
Rates, tariffs and municipal finance
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Corruption, governance and accountability
- Improve waste management systems and strengthen municipal accountability to maintain cleaner and healthier communities. p.2
Informal settlements and land
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Support for indigent households
- Accelerate electrification programmes to ensure every household in underprivileged communities has access to reliable electricity. p.2
- Introduce strict response-time standards for municipal electrical technicians to ensure rapid resolution of electricity outages. p.2
- Improve waste management systems to maintain cleaner and healthier communities. p.2
By-law and municipal law enforcement
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Youth, sport, arts and libraries
Not addressed in this manifesto.