Ahead of the 8 May National Elections you would do well to acquaint yourself with the Political Parties registered on the National level for the elections.
These political parties are contesting for seats in the 2019 National Assembly elections on 8 May 2019.
Please note you STILL need to go to the polls on 8 May 2019 and VOTE in person .........
Today we introduce you to: The African Content Movement

The African Content Movement (ACM) was launched in December 2018 by former SABC chief operations officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng. As per the party’s name, which refers to Motsoeneng’s policy of promoting local content at the SABC, the party will have a special focus on protecting creative artists. The ACM already has two seats in Gauteng municipalities because councillors from the Randfontein People’s Party joined ACM.
The African Content Movement (ACM) will make sure that South African constitutional democracy with a three-tier system of government and an independent judiciary, benefits all the citizens equally reducing inequality.
The ACM will make sure that the national, provincial and local levels of government as defined in the Constitution respond the needs of the community in those levels.
We believe, as servants of the people, that the true direction of political activity is the ceaseless examination and evaluation of local and national goals in the light of our democratic faith, and because we were inspired by the principle and humane leadership exemplified by the founders, together, have chosen to establish a permanent people’s organization that will be represented by servants in the three sphere of government to make sure that their communities has the direct influence on the direction of the people government in its three spheres. The organisation will satisfy a need in this country as well as in Africa that will represent and be responsive to the needs of majority of voters in South Africa.
ACM will off-load problems around Youth unemployment and skills development. The organisation subscribes to the promotion of an African agenda. The ACM will train more youth to be problem solvers in order to take South Africa and Africa forward.
The ACM intends to create a generation of citizens with sustainable knowledge, education, entrepreneurship skills, productions, problem solving, independence, self-conscious individuals who are actively participating in the country resources and the economy.
Constitution: https://acmovement.org.za/constitution/
This information is gathered from the IEC and the above party website or publicly available documents.
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