As South Africans prepare for the 2026 local government elections, political parties are outlining their plans to tackle service delivery failures, unemployment and infrastructure decay.
Al Jama-ah’s manifesto promises a range of interventions, from smart digital governance and rapid infrastructure repairs to youth employment programmes and expanded basic services.
The party also pledges greater transparency in local government, support for small businesses, and improved safety in communities.
Joining us now to unpack these proposals and explain how they would be implemented is the Al Jama-ah Party’s Western Cape spokesperson, and Candidate Councillor for Ward 62, Mohamed Murshid Obaray
