A total of 48 parties are contesting the National Elections in South Africa on 8 May 2019.
Clicking on each of the political party names below will take you (where possible and available) to each parties manifesto or about page to enable you to quickly get a sense of each and, most importantly, whether they are worth your vote or NOT!.
This is the list of all contesting parties and the order in which they will appear on the ballot box:
- African Security Congress
- Afrikan Alliance of Social Democrats
- African Christian Democratic Party
- African Congress of Democrats
- African Content Movement
- African Covenant
- African Democratic Change
- African Independent Congress
- African National Congress
- African Renaissance Unity Party
- African Transformation Movement
- Agang South Africa
- Al Jama-ah
- Alliance for Transformation for All
- Azanian People’s Organisation
- African People’s Convention
- Better Residents Association
- Black First Land First
- Capitalist Party of South Africa
- Christian Political Movement
- Compatriots of South Africa
- Congress of the People
- Democratic Alliance
- Democratic Liberal Congress
- Economic Emancipation forum
- Economic Freedom Fighters
- Forum for Service Delivery
- Free Democrats
- Front National
- GOOD
- Independent Civic Organisation of South Africa
- Inkatha Freedom Party
- International Revelation Congress
- Land Party
- Minority Front
- National Freedom Party
- National People’s Ambassadors
- National People’s Front
- Pan Africanist Congress of Azania
- Patriotic Alliance
- People’s Revolutionary Movement
- Power of Africans Unity
- Socialist Revolutionary Workers Party
- South African Maintenance and Estate Beneficiaries Association
- South African National Congress of Traditional Authorities
- United Democratic Movement
- Vryheid Front+
- Women Forward
What the Political Parties are saying on Twitter:
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