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Freedom Front Plus (Vryheidsfront Plus) · 2026 local government elections

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Housing and title deeds

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Water and sanitation

  • Upgrade and maintain sewerage treatment works as a top priority, using infrastructure grants for this purpose. p.17p.22
  • Implement modernised water management for accurate record-keeping and prompt detection of water leaks. p.22
  • Prevent pollution of water sources by maintaining critical sewerage infrastructure and testing for sewage pollution. p.20
  • Curb water losses through modernising water management and investing in existing infrastructure. p.20
  • Ensure at least 8% of the book value of property is spent on maintenance annually to prevent infrastructure decay. p.17

Electricity and energy

  • Prioritise the use of tamper-proof smart meters to prevent illegal electricity connections and theft, and install area meters to detect losses. p.15p.16
  • Spend conditional grants solely on critical infrastructure like electricity, ensuring no underspending and at least 8% of property value spent on maintenance annually. p.17p.33
  • Create a favourable environment for residents to switch to renewable energy, including offering rebates for those who do. p.20p.22
  • Encourage private electricity generation and launch affordable, sustainable alternative electricity projects. p.21

Roads and public transport

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Waste and refuse collection

  • Ensure functional refuse removal services and lawful landfill sites with recycling projects. p.22

Safety and policing

  • Facilitate cooperation between police, community policing forums, and private security to prevent crime and apprehend criminals. p.21p.22
  • Promote effective municipal law enforcement and review outdated municipal by-laws. p.22
  • Create a safe environment with CCTV cameras and working streetlights. p.22
  • Encourage communities to report crime and participate in crime prevention efforts. p.21
  • Work closely with civil rights organisations and neighbourhood watches to serve the community effectively. p.26

Jobs and the local economy

  • Create a favourable environment for job creation and investment by the private sector, focusing on community empowerment. p.23
  • Municipalities should establish a favourable environment for private sector expansion to create job opportunities. p.24
  • Remove unnecessary administrative red tape to make it easier to start and operate local businesses. p.24
  • Ensure reliable service delivery, infrastructure development, and fair rates and taxes to support economic growth. p.24
  • Implement a ten-point plan to stimulate economic growth and job creation through private sector support. p.34

Rates, tariffs and municipal finance

  • A substantial portion of tax money collected in a ward should be reinvested there, based on the ward's collection rate. p.14
  • Tax and tariff hikes should not exceed the inflation rate, and municipalities should cut unnecessary expenditure instead. p.15p.16
  • A standardised rates system and uniform service tariffs for the same category of consumers should be implemented. p.15
  • Municipalities must prioritise debt collection and ensure accurate utility bills are issued on time. p.18
  • An accountable municipal council should oversee municipal finances and ensure accountability towards residents. p.26

Corruption, governance and accountability

  • Ensure that municipal managers and senior officials are qualified to prevent financial mismanagement and hold accountable those responsible for public fund misuse. p.18p.28
  • Establish accountable municipal councils to oversee finances and ensure officials are held accountable to residents. p.26p.28
  • Recover funds lost due to corruption, fraud, and irregular contracts. p.19p.33
  • Expose corruption, poor service delivery, and mismanagement, and lodge complaints with supervisory institutions for accountability. p.29
  • Implement preventive control mechanisms and improve financial transparency through stringent monitoring of transactions. p.18

Informal settlements and land

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Support for indigent households

  • Use the equitable share to provide basic services to the indigent households. p.14
  • Ensure that tax money collected is reinvested in the local ward to support indigent households. p.33
  • Says municipalities should use their equitable share for delivering basic services to the poor. p.13
  • Promote fiscal discipline to ensure services are delivered to the poor and taxes are spent appropriately. p.13

By-law and municipal law enforcement

  • Commit to effectively policing pollution and enforcing relevant legislation, with accountability for municipalities violating environmental laws. p.20p.22
  • Promote effective municipal law enforcement and review outdated municipal by-laws. p.22
  • Encourage community involvement in crime prevention and reporting to improve municipal law enforcement. p.21

Youth, sport, arts and libraries

Not addressed in this manifesto.