Democratic Association of Witzenberg Independence manifesto summary

Democratic Association of Witzenberg Independence · 2026 local government elections

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Housing and title deeds

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“3. Dignified Housing & Property Ownership Housing is a fundamental right, not a tool for political patronage. DAWI will end the cycle of institutional neglect that leaves our families as backyard dwellers. We pledge rapid land release for serviced stands, aggressive funding for high-quality social housing developments, and the immediate eradication of housing registry corruption. Every resident deserves a title deed and a safe structure to call home.”

View in manifesto (PDF page 1)

Water and sanitation

Upgrade aging water infrastructure to prevent harvest-season shortages. p.1
Overhaul waste management systems to eliminate hazardous hazards like underground landfill fires. p.1
Ensure transparent municipal billing that works for the poor, not against them. p.1

Electricity and energy

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Roads and public transport

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Waste and refuse collection

Overhaul waste management systems to eliminate hazardous hazards like underground landfill fires. p.1
Guarantee equal, dignified distribution of basic utilities, including waste collection. p.1

Safety and policing

Declare an uncompromising war against Gender-Based Violence (GBV). p.2
Enforce rigorous, localized oversight on underperforming police stations. p.2
Establish fully equipped rapid-response centers for survivors. p.2
Demand the immediate removal of toxic leadership within local law enforcement. p.2

Jobs and the local economy

Restructure Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment frameworks to prioritise grass-roots community trusts and youth-owned digital enterprises. p.1
Reward companies that build real factories, train local workers, and buy from local entrepreneurs through funding and scorecards. p.1

Rates, tariffs and municipal finance

Guarantee equal, dignified distribution of basic utilities. p.1
Upgrade aging water infrastructure to prevent harvest-season shortages. p.1
Overhaul waste management systems to eliminate hazardous hazards. p.1
Ensure transparent municipal billing that works for the poor. p.1

Corruption, governance and accountability

Pledge to eradicate housing registry corruption and ensure every resident receives a title deed and safe housing. p.1
Establish rigorous oversight on underperforming police stations to improve accountability in law enforcement. p.2
Demand immediate removal of toxic leadership within local law enforcement to enhance governance. p.2

Informal settlements and land

No summary for this topic. Here are the manifesto’s own words instead.

“3. Dignified Housing & Property Ownership Housing is a fundamental right, not a tool for political patronage. DAWI will end the cycle of institutional neglect that leaves our families as backyard dwellers. We pledge rapid land release for serviced stands, aggressive funding for high-quality social housing developments, and the immediate eradication of housing registry corruption. Every resident deserves a title deed and a safe structure to call home.”

View in manifesto (PDF page 1)

Support for indigent households

No summary for this topic. Here are the manifesto’s own words instead.

“3. Dignified Housing & Property Ownership Housing is a fundamental right, not a tool for political patronage. DAWI will end the cycle of institutional neglect that leaves our families as backyard dwellers. We pledge rapid land release for serviced stands, aggressive funding for high-quality social housing developments, and the immediate eradication of housing registry corruption. Every resident deserves a title deed and a safe structure to call home.”

View in manifesto (PDF page 1)

By-law and municipal law enforcement

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Youth, sport, arts and libraries

Not addressed in this manifesto.

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