In a groundbreaking move, the Freedom Front Plus (FF Plus) has decided to join the government of national unity (GNU) in an effort to help restore and rebuild South Africa.
FF Plus leader Pieter Groenewald confirmed the party’s decision to become part of the GNU and sign the statement of intent.
By participating in the GNU, the FF Plus will have the opportunity to implement and promote the party’s policy and its voters’ mandate to save South Africa from ruin.
The party will play a key role in contributing to the drafting of better policy directions to get the country back on track, as well as ensuring stability and accountability in the government.
President Cyril Ramaphosa, during his inauguration, emphasised the need to restore and rebuild South Africa, echoing the FF Plus’s election slogan.
The party believes that by actively participating in the collaborative efforts of the GNU, they can help promote the country’s interests and improve service delivery for all citizens.
The FF Plus’s involvement in the GNU will also focus on fully restoring Parliament’s role as an institution that effectively oversees the executive authority and holds it accountable.
By working together with other parties in the GNU, the FF Plus aims to promote economic recovery, job creation, and improved service delivery for the benefit of all South Africans.
The FF Plus is committed to playing a key role in the process of rebuilding South Africa and ensuring that the country moves forward with a renewed sense of unity and purpose.
Through their participation in the GNU, the party will strive to make a meaningful contribution to the restoration and improvement of the country for the benefit of all its citizens.
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