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Why should the ACDP get your vote?

The African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) is a party that upholds sound Biblical principles and family values.

This political party wants to create a safe and prosperous country for all its citizens, a country of which we can all be justifiably proud.

The leader of the ACDP, Rev Kenneth Meshoe, has appealed to the party supporters to use their right to vote to bring about change. He has been in parliament since 1994 and comes with a wealth of experience. He also stands tall, with an unblemished reputation of integrity.

Meshoe says the country is statistically 79% Christian.

It is time for the people to put their mark where their faith is.

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Rev Meshoe recently launched the party’s election manifesto in Kuils River, Cape Town. The theme for the party’s election manifesto is Unite, Build, Grow.

The manifesto focuses on seven giants that are facing our nation at present.

The ACDP aims to address each of these giants:

1. High unemployment
2. Poor economic growth
3. Substandard education and skills development
4. Inadequate health services
5. Escalating crime
6. Corruption in public and private sectors
7. The threat to property rights and rural development

The ACDP is experiencing rapid growth across Mpumalanga, with multiple branches being launched weekly. Please like our Facebook page, ACDP Mbombela, for more information of what is happening in our area.

We particularly want to encourage the youth to exercise their right to vote for change.

For more information please contact Mpumalanga Youth Leader, Bennett on 072 285 0866.

For all other information please call Geoff on 082 338 9533 or TJ on 082 772 6396.

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Bridget Mpande

Bridget Mpande is the editor assistant for Mpumalanga News and Lowvelder Express. She joined Lowveld Media in 2014 and covers several beats in the newsroom. She is a mentor and believes there is no community newspaper without the community.
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