Build One South Africa (BOSA) leader Mmusi Maimane says the party is confident its message has resonated with voters, as it prepares to contest its first local government elections on the 4th of November. Maimane was speaking to the media in Finetown, Johannesburg, where the party was hosting its final rally ahead of the polls.  The party has named ethical leadership, economic growth and safety as its key priorities in securing stability in municipalities. Zara Groenewald reports….

Build One South Africa (BOSA) leader Mmusi Maimane says the party is confident its message has resonated with voters, as it prepares to contest its first local government elections on the 4th of November. Maimane was speaking to the media in Finetown, Johannesburg, where the party was hosting its final rally ahead of the polls. &nbsp;The party has named ethical leadership, economic growth and safety as its key priorities in securing stability in municipalities. Zara Groenewald reports&hellip;.

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News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award-winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, on weekdays from noon to 1pm on SAfm 104-107fm.

BOSA has named ethical leadership, economic growth and safety as its key priorities in securing stability in municipalities

We are just a few days away to November 4, political parties are ramping up their campaigns ahead of this weekend's final election rallies. This year's local government elections is carrying a long list of grievances. These are unemployment which is above 30%, an unstable coalition era and decaying infrastructure. To discuss how critical issues like water scarcity (such as the Tshwane water crisis), uncollected refuse, non-functioning infrastructure, and financial mismanagement are dominating voter priorities. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Governance and Political Analyst Hlumelo Xaba, 

We are just a few days away to November 4, political parties are ramping up their campaigns ahead of this weekend's final election rallies. This year's local government elections is carrying a long list of grievances. These are unemployment which is above 30%, an unstable coalition era and decaying infrastructure. To discuss how critical issues like water scarcity (such as the Tshwane water crisis), uncollected refuse, non-functioning infrastructure, and financial mismanagement are dominating voter priorities. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Governance and Political Analyst Hlumelo Xaba,&nbsp;

 Xaba warns of declining public trust in politics.

With just days to go before South Africans head to the polls on 4 November, the Electoral Commission says it is fully prepared for the 2026 Local Government Elections. More than 2.6 million special vote applications have been approved, while its results system has been declared fit for purpose. Provincial Results Operations Centres are also being activated. To tell us how prepared is IEC for the elections,  Sakina Kamwendo spoke to IEC general manager for electoral matters James Aphane

With just days to go before South Africans head to the polls on 4 November, the Electoral Commission says it is fully prepared for the 2026 Local Government Elections. More than 2.6 million special vote applications have been approved, while its results system has been declared fit for purpose. Provincial Results Operations Centres are also being activated. To tell us how prepared is IEC for the elections,&nbsp; Sakina Kamwendo spoke to IEC general manager for electoral matters James Aphane

IEC strengthens election results system against cyberattacks.

more at stake than the three Betway Premiership league points. Bragging rights at this stage of the season is just as important and the 94-thousand fans at the sold-out FNB Stadium in Soweto will be divided. The Soweto derby, one of the biggest football rivalries in Africa, will also be watched by a large audience globally. SAfm sports anchor Jon Gericke has more 

more at stake than the three Betway Premiership league points. Bragging rights at this stage of the season is just as important and the 94-thousand fans at the sold-out FNB Stadium in Soweto will be divided. The Soweto derby, one of the biggest football rivalries in Africa, will also be watched by a large audience globally. SAfm sports anchor Jon Gericke has more&nbsp;

BOSA has named ethical leadership, economic growth and safety as its key priorities in securing stability in municipalities

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