On behalf of the Democratic Alliance, Ndrew Whitfield announced the 2016 list of DA councillor candidates for the Makana Municipality.
The DA recently concluded a rigorous candidate selection process which has produced the best candidates from the pool of applicants who made themselves available to contest the 2016 local elections.
Whitfield said; “Between 2009 and 2014 the DA doubled its support in the Makana Municipality and I am confident that we will continue to grow in the 2016 elections.”
“With candidates in every ward, the DA is well positioned to take our message and manifesto to the people.
“The ANC has turned its back on the constitution and the people.
“The time is now for all freedom-loving South Africans to stand up and vote the ANC out of government.
“It is time to vote for a party who will uphold the rule of law, defend the constitution and deliver to the people.
“The current state of local government in Makana Municipality is a disgrace. The ANC has failed this City and its people. It is time for change,” concluded Whitfield.
Proportional Representation List:
- Cary Clarke
- Confidential Candidate
- Xolani Madyo
- Aldy Meyer
- Theo Bruintjies
- Patrick Andrews
- Annemarie Wolmarans
- Marcelle Booysen
- Xolani Mvula
- Lena May
- Nomalungelo Matya
Ward Candidates:
- Cary Clarke
- Fungelwa Sam
- Marcelle Booysen
- Brian Fargher
- Kenneth Kopo
- Xolani Mvula
- Xolani Madyo
- Brian Jackson
- Nomalungelo Matya
- Nombulelo Pona
- Annemarie Wolmarans
- Darryn Holm
- Nokuzola Cangweni
- Theo Bruintjies
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