Msukaligwa People First manifesto summary

Msukaligwa People First · 2026 local government elections

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Housing and title deeds

Upgrade informal settlements. p.5
Ensure transparent housing allocation. p.5
Conduct a housing audit. p.5 p.10
Provide affordable rental housing. p.6
Publish the housing waiting list. p.11

Water and sanitation

Implement a Water Recovery Programme in the first 100 days. p.10
Ensure reliable service delivery for water and sanitation through maintenance plans and performance dashboards. p.6

Electricity and energy

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

“• Every household deserves reliable electricity.”

View in manifesto (PDF page 2)

“• Water and sanitation Priority Three RELIABLE SERVICE DELIVERY Water. Electricity. Roads. Sanitation. Refuse Removal. Stormwater. Parks. Street Lighting. Public Facilities. Infrastructure maintenance plans. Asset management. Ward maintenance teams. 24-hour municipal call centre. Performance dashboards. Service delivery standards.”

View in manifesto (PDF page 6)

“Senior Citizens Accessible municipal services. Priority housing. Healthcare advocacy. Community support. Persons with Disabilities Accessible infrastructure. Employment opportunities. Inclusive municipal services. Environmental Sustainability Waste recycling. River rehabilitation. Renewable energy. Tree planting. Climate resilience. OUR FIRST 100 DAYS 1. Water Recovery Programme. 2. Electricity Recovery Programme.”

View in manifesto (PDF page 10)

Roads and public transport

Support public transport integration. p.6

Waste and refuse collection

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Safety and policing

Support lawful enforcement of immigration laws and work with national authorities to enhance community safety partnerships. p.8
Enforce by-laws to support compliant businesses and fair competition in the local economy. p.8
Strengthen local supplier preference within the law to boost the township economy. p.8

Jobs and the local economy

Set annual job creation targets to measure progress. p.5
Implement a Local Jobs First Policy to prioritise local employment. p.5
Introduce youth employment incentives to boost job opportunities for young people. p.5
Develop skills centres and partnerships for training in various fields. p.7
Establish a Local Jobs Register to track employment opportunities. p.11

Rates, tariffs and municipal finance

Stabilise finances and restore services in Year 1 of a five-year action plan. p.11
Expand infrastructure in Year 2 of a five-year action plan. p.11
Focus on economic growth in Year 3 of a five-year action plan. p.11
Accelerate housing in Year 4 of a five-year action plan. p.11

Corruption, governance and accountability

Restore accountable local government through ethical leadership and transparent governance. p.3
Implement lifestyle audits to ensure integrity in leadership. p.9 p.11
Establish an Anti-Corruption Hotline for reporting corruption. p.11
Promote open budgeting and transparent procurement processes. p.9
Ensure merit-based appointments and performance contracts for staff. p.9

Informal settlements and land

Commit to informal settlement upgrading. p.5

Support for indigent households

Not addressed in this manifesto.

By-law and municipal law enforcement

Support lawful enforcement of immigration laws and by-law enforcement. p.8
Work with national authorities on municipal law enforcement. p.8
Promote local supplier preference within the law. p.8
Support compliant businesses and fair competition. p.8
Strengthen community safety partnerships. p.8

Youth, sport, arts and libraries

Not addressed in this manifesto.

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