Policy, in the parties’ own words
Manifestos and policy search
Search the manifestos parties published for the 2024 elections and find the passage and the page. Results are the parties’ own text. Mandate SA does not summarise a manifesto or say what a party stands for beyond what its document says.
4 passages for “Cape Town”
Across every searchable manifesto, best match first
- DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE: The DA's Rescue Plan for South Africa: Election Manifesto 2024, page 17
addressing the national crisis by adopting a proactive approach to mitigate the worst effects of rolling blackouts. City of Cape Town energy resilience interventions The City of Cape Town has been a trendsetter among the country’s metropolitan municipalities…City the excess power they generate privately. • Support for indigent households: With a R2.37bn budget for indigent relief, Cape Town provides free basic electricity equivalent to 60 units kWh per month for every qualifying indigent household. • Independent Power Producer programme
- DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE: The DA's Rescue Plan for South Africa: Election Manifesto 2024, page 4
gets things done. The DA has already demonstrated that where we govern in places like the Western Cape, uMngeni, Cape Town, Tshwane and Midvaal, we have the ability to turn our pledges into concrete actions that deliver
- DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE: The DA's Rescue Plan for South Africa: Election Manifesto 2024, page 28
destroyed by the ANC over the past three decades. This is enough railway line to cover the distance between Cape Town and Kilimanjaro. Finally, poor service delivery has significantly increased the cost of doing business in South Africa and serves
- VRYHEIDSFRONT PLUS: FF Plus Manifesto 2024 (web page), page 1
grass-roots level. Moreover, the ANC is exploiting municipalities for cadre deployment. Each local municipality should govern a single town. There is no evidence suggesting that a system of vast municipalities is beneficial, except for a small, elite group…devolution of power, subsidiarity, affording geographical building blocks more power, autonomy for areas and provinces, greater freedom for the Cape, a do-it-yourself approach, and a smaller government are all possible alternatives and crucial building blocks for such
Manifestos on the record
Each from the party's own published copy, with its checksum and how much of it is searchable
Not on the record
- Economic Freedom Fighters (2024): the party's website refused the download (HTTP 403); no third-party copy is used.
- Build One South Africa (2024): the party's file host refused the download (HTTP 403); no third-party copy is used.
- Patriotic Alliance (2024): no copy found on the party's own website; a third-party copy exists and is not used.
- MK Party (2024): the full manifesto PDF is image-only and could not be searched (no OCR was run); the party's web summary is searchable.