Manifestos and policy search

years into democracy, millions of South Africans still live in shacks and informal settlements, with no sanitation, electricity or water. The dream of social justice has been delayed, and many have lost faith entirely in the Government’s ability

crisis. An IFP government will work for you. We value your dignity and your right to access clean water, electricity, toilets, housing, and other infrastructure. It is our duty to ensure that every South African can access quality services wherever

crop farming for own and commercial food production. In this regime, every stand, rural or urban, will have piped water to enable sanitation and food production. This planning will take account of transport infrastructure needs, which are often ignored, especially

Agriculture: Government will offer incentives and budgetary resources for water- efficiency projects, the adoption of drought-resistant crop varieties, and the use of innovative new approaches to farming, including agrivoltaics (which provide shading for crops) and regenerative agriculture practices. Such