UDM believes multi-party government will ward off corruption - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

The UDM leader is hopeful the party will increase its seats in the National Assembly in the upcoming polls.

He warns that an outright win for the ANC at the polls will be a free ticket for the governing party to continue to loot the country’s public purse, saying a multi-party government is they way to go for South Africa at the moment.The UDM leader has accused the IEC and communications regulator ICASA of failing to ensure fair media coverage of all political parties in their election campaigns.

Like hyenas politicians hunt in a pack. No multi party democracy can't stop corruption. Get rid of politicians instead

Opposition have one common policy,thts to bring down ANC bt they differ on every other policy which this wl affect service delivery amd economic growth

He is a chancer that one

But comes with great instability which will delay service delivery.

DrRafiqRaji Without a vocal opposition, the African tradition not to talk while eating might translate to more corruption that nobody hears about.

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