Tikwana Youth Power manifesto summary
Tikwana Youth Power · 2026 local government elections
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Housing and title deeds
- Demand transparent processes for land, housing, title deeds, planning and basic services. p.3
- Advocate for transparent land-allocation and housing processes. p.6
- Link land and housing planning to infrastructure and basic services. p.6
- Support access to title-deed and property information through lawful channels. p.6
Water and sanitation
Electricity and energy
No summary for this topic. Here are the manifesto’s own words instead.
“• 2026 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION MANIFESTO 3 OUR VISION & TEN FLAGSHIP COMMITMENTS TYP's vision is a Tswelopele Local Municipality that is transparent, responsive, economically active, safe, service-oriented and accountable to every resident. 01 Clean Government & Anti-Corruption Prevent, detect, document and lawfully refer suspected corruption and financial misconduct. 02 No Political Interference Protect municipal administration and lawful investigations from improper political influence. 03 Reliable Basic Services Prioritise water, sanitation, electricity, roads, stormwater and waste management. 04 Transparent Municipal Finances Strengthen oversight of budgets, procurement, contracts, projects and audit action plans. 05 Jobs, Workers & Local Enterprise Support lawful employment, worker rights, skills, entrepreneurship and local economic development. 06 Agriculture & Farm-Worker Development Promote agricultural opportunity, food security, skills and support for farm workers and emerging farmers. 07 Land, Housing & Development Demand transparent processes for land, housing, title deeds, planning and basic services. 08 Youth, Women & Community Development Expand skills, enterprise, sport, culture and inclusive community programmes. 09 Community Safety & Lawful Cooperation Work with competent law-enforcement and community structures to strengthen safety and protect public assets. 10 Accountable Representatives Make reporting back, measurable targets and public performance tracking part of the political mandate.”View in manifesto (PDF page 3)
“• electricity maintenance and outage communication;”View in manifesto (PDF page 4)
Roads and public transport
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Waste and refuse collection
- Commit to waste collection and cleaner public spaces. p.4
Safety and policing
- Work with competent law-enforcement and community structures to strengthen safety and protect public assets. p.3
- Promote lawful cooperation with SAPS and other competent safety institutions. p.6
- Support lawful cooperation with SAPS, the Hawks, Public Protector, SIU, AGSA and other competent bodies. p.4
- Reject vigilantism, intimidation and political use of law enforcement. p.6
- Support community reporting and prevention initiatives. p.6
Jobs and the local economy
- Support lawful employment, worker rights, skills, entrepreneurship and local economic development. p.3
- Promote youth skills, apprenticeships, internships and entrepreneurship. p.5
- Promote local economic development and lawful local procurement opportunities. p.5
- Support youth entrepreneurship and pathways from training to work. p.6
Rates, tariffs and municipal finance
- Strengthen oversight of budgets, procurement, contracts, projects and audit action plans. p.3p.5
- Demand credible performance information and follow up on audit findings. p.5
- Establish a measurable baseline for municipal finances in the first 100 days of taking office. p.9
- Ensure regular public reporting on municipal finances and performance. p.4
- Protect public resources and support transparent financial management. p.10
Corruption, governance and accountability
No summary for this topic. Here are the manifesto’s own words instead.
“The Constitution also requires municipalities to structure administration, budgeting and planning to prioritise basic community needs and development. [1] We therefore propose a municipality where public resources are treated as public trust; where residents can question decisions without political gatekeeping; where councillors report back to their communities; and where allegations of corruption are handled through evidence, lawful investigation and appropriate oversight rather than rumour. A NOTE ON ACCOUNTABILITY TYP will distinguish between an allegation, an investigation, an administrative finding and a criminal conviction. We will not present unproven accusations as established facts.”View in manifesto (PDF page 2)
“Where credible information indicates possible wrongdoing, it should be documented and referred to the institution legally empowered to investigate it. This approach is especially important because the Auditor-General's 2024–25 local-government report identified continuing weaknesses in financial and performance management, procurement and contract management, and consequence management. [2] OUR STANDARD Public office is a responsibility to the people — not a privilege over the people.”View in manifesto (PDF page 2)
“• 2026 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION MANIFESTO 3 OUR VISION & TEN FLAGSHIP COMMITMENTS TYP's vision is a Tswelopele Local Municipality that is transparent, responsive, economically active, safe, service-oriented and accountable to every resident. 01 Clean Government & Anti-Corruption Prevent, detect, document and lawfully refer suspected corruption and financial misconduct. 02 No Political Interference Protect municipal administration and lawful investigations from improper political influence. 03 Reliable Basic Services Prioritise water, sanitation, electricity, roads, stormwater and waste management. 04 Transparent Municipal Finances Strengthen oversight of budgets, procurement, contracts, projects and audit action plans. 05 Jobs, Workers & Local Enterprise Support lawful employment, worker rights, skills, entrepreneurship and local economic development. 06 Agriculture & Farm-Worker Development Promote agricultural opportunity, food security, skills and support for farm workers and emerging farmers. 07 Land, Housing & Development Demand transparent processes for land, housing, title deeds, planning and basic services. 08 Youth, Women & Community Development Expand skills, enterprise, sport, culture and inclusive community programmes. 09 Community Safety & Lawful Cooperation Work with competent law-enforcement and community structures to strengthen safety and protect public assets. 10 Accountable Representatives Make reporting back, measurable targets and public performance tracking part of the political mandate.”View in manifesto (PDF page 3)
Informal settlements and land
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Support for indigent households
Not addressed in this manifesto.
By-law and municipal law enforcement
- Promote a clear separation between political leadership, administration and law enforcement. p.4
- Reject vigilantism, intimidation and political use of law enforcement. p.6
- Says it has already communicated the status of matters to the community where legally permissible. p.8
- Seek lawful working relationships with law-enforcement and oversight institutions for suspected criminal conduct. p.8
- Prevent political organisations from controlling criminal investigations or using municipal institutions as political gatekeepers. p.8
Youth, sport, arts and libraries
- Expand skills, enterprise, sport, culture and inclusive community programmes for youth. p.3