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Restoration SA manifesto summary

RestorationSA · 2026 local government elections

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Housing and title deeds

  • Promote fair housing allocations and proper residential planning. p.1

Water and sanitation

  • Repair burst water and sewer pipes, prevent sewage overflows and maintain infrastructure. p.1

Electricity and energy

  • Investigate high municipal electricity tariffs and charges. p.1
  • Promote fair local benefits from solar farms. p.1
  • Explore lawful ways to make electricity more affordable and reliable. p.1

Roads and public transport

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Waste and refuse collection

  • Improve refuse collection in residential areas. p.1

Safety and policing

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Jobs and the local economy

  • Help small businesses obtain CIDB gradings and registrations; support local contractors, entrepreneurs, training and job creation. p.1
  • Ensure fair tender opportunities for local businesses and job creation. p.1

Rates, tariffs and municipal finance

  • Investigate possible corruption and irregular tenders in municipal finance. p.1
  • Support recovery of unlawfully spent public funds. p.1
  • Hold regular ward meetings and provide feedback on complaints. p.1
  • Make budgets and repair projects transparent. p.1
  • Set measurable service standards and involve residents in decisions. p.1

Corruption, governance and accountability

  • Investigate possible corruption, irregular tenders, and the conduct of current and former officials. Support recovery of unlawfully spent public funds. p.1
  • Request lawful Special Investigating Unit (SIU) investigations where evidence warrants them. p.1
  • Hold regular ward meetings, provide feedback on complaints, and make budgets and repair projects transparent. p.1
  • Set measurable service standards and involve residents in decisions. p.1
  • Says it has already endorsed the manifesto on 13 October 2026. p.1

Informal settlements and land

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Support for indigent households

Not addressed in this manifesto.

By-law and municipal law enforcement

Not addressed in this manifesto.

Youth, sport, arts and libraries

Not addressed in this manifesto.