PEP manifesto summary
Power Economy to the People Party (PEP) · 2026 local government elections
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Housing and title deeds
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Water and sanitation
- Advocate for maintenance, repair and expansion of pipelines, reservoirs, pumps and other essential water facilities. p.2p.3
- Call for transparent engagement between relevant municipalities and water institutions to resolve outstanding obligations and reduce service disruptions. p.2
- Promote fair water distribution so that no community is neglected due to location or financial circumstances. p.2
- Assess whether current water management arrangements are effective and explore reforms for local planning and maintenance. p.2
- Call for regular updates on interruptions, repair schedules, expenditure and progress towards reliable supply. p.2
Electricity and energy
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Roads and public transport
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Waste and refuse collection
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Safety and policing
- Engage law enforcement authorities and transport stakeholders to promote fair, consistent treatment of operators who comply with applicable requirements. p.2
Jobs and the local economy
- Encourage mining companies to create opportunities for trained participants to gain practical experience and enter the workforce. p.1
- Support community-based businesses that create jobs, provide services and reduce dependence on scarce formal employment. p.1
- Advocate for workshops where qualified trainees can work, offer services or establish small businesses after completing their training. p.1
- Encourage mining companies and relevant partners to provide access to tools, equipment and resources that help trained people earn a sustainable income. p.1
- Advocate for mining companies operating in Sekhukhune to establish training centres where local people can learn technical, artisan and other hands-on skills. p.1
Rates, tariffs and municipal finance
Corruption, governance and accountability
- Propose cooperation among government, mining companies, and traditional leadership to monitor delivery and ensure community benefit. p.1
- Promote fair water distribution and advocate for reforms that strengthen accountability and improve coordination. p.2
- Support open processes that protect workers and ensure responsible use of public resources. p.2
- Call for regular updates on interruptions, repair schedules, expenditure, and progress towards reliable supply. p.2
- Advocate for clear responsibility for water services within each municipality, supported by funding and skills. p.2
Informal settlements and land
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Support for indigent households
Not addressed in this manifesto.
By-law and municipal law enforcement
- Engage law enforcement authorities and transport stakeholders to promote fair, consistent treatment of operators who comply with applicable requirements. p.2
Youth, sport, arts and libraries
Not addressed in this manifesto.