Rhoda Kadalie
10 May 2011
My neighbour, a hardworking single parent, often tells me how much she despises politicians. "They are like salesmen who sell you products you do not want. They get in the way." It is hard to disagree with her except that I believe that society can only function properly in a constitutional multi-party democracy that requires elected officials in a sovereign parliament to represent us. Elections allow the voters to demonstrate their satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the government of the day.
Last year the DA provincial government was the only one that received an unqualified audit and ironically the very people who vote for the ANC migrate from those mal-functioning provinces to the Western Cape in the hope of receiving better services. Read more: Politicsweb
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THE VISION AND MISSION OF THE DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
Vision
The Democratic Alliance’s vision is of a prosperous, Open Opportunity Society that is uniquely South African; in which every person is free, secure, and equal before the law; and in which everyone has the means to improve the quality of his life and pursue her own aspirations.
Mission
As a proud South African loyal to the constitution, I commit myself to serve with integrity the people of my country by building a party that is home to all South Africans, makes a visible difference to the lives of our people and promotes an Open Opportunity Society in which every person is free, secure, equal before the law and has the means to improve the quality of his or her life.
The Democratic Alliance’s vision is of a prosperous, Open Opportunity Society that is uniquely South African; in which every person is free, secure, and equal before the law; and in which everyone has the means to improve the quality of his life and pursue her own aspirations.
Mission
As a proud South African loyal to the constitution, I commit myself to serve with integrity the people of my country by building a party that is home to all South Africans, makes a visible difference to the lives of our people and promotes an Open Opportunity Society in which every person is free, secure, equal before the law and has the means to improve the quality of his or her life.
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