South Africans are increasingly frustrated by failing service delivery, crumbling infrastructure, water shortages and persistent power outages. A new political party, the Service Delivery Party, says it has a simple solution: put communities at the centre of governance and judge politicians by what they deliver, not what they promise. But can a party built around service delivery succeed where others have failed? We are joined by the founder and president of the Service Delivery Party, Thabo Motau, to unpack his vision for South Africa.

<p>South Africans are increasingly frustrated by failing service&nbsp;delivery, crumbling infrastructure, water shortages and persistent&nbsp;power outages. A new political party, the Service Delivery Party,&nbsp;says it has a simple solution: put communities at the centre of&nbsp;governance and judge politicians by what they deliver, not what&nbsp;they promise. But can a party built around service delivery&nbsp;succeed where others have failed? We are joined by the founder&nbsp;and president of the Service Delivery Party, Thabo Motau, to&nbsp;unpack his vision for South Africa.</p>

<p>METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope </p>