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spirit of uBuntu
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Serving in the spirit of uBuntu
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The IFP exists as a political party to serve the people of South Africa, and to do so in the spirit of ubuntu/botho. Our primary purpose is to serve.
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14 November, 2018
Remarks On Peace During Elections Held At KwaDukuza Under The Auspicies Of Multiparty Political Intervention Committee Held On The 13th November 2018
– BY MR MB GWALA MPL, IFP NATIONAL CHAIRPERSON
Free fair, and peaceful elections is not hinged on just one person or political party alone working to ensure peace but on a group of individuals and all the stake-holding mass with one goal of working to ensure a peaceful process before, during and after the elections. It will take the collective effort and activity of an evil minority group or individual to mess up the fine process because of the ulterior and selfish motives they have.
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IFP Response to Q2 2023-2024 Crime Statistics: Mixed Progress Amid Lingering Concerns![]()
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The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), in response to recent crime statistics unveiled by top police officials and Minister Bheki Cele, acknowledges the positive decrease in murders – 10.9% in cases involving women and 7% involving children – between July and September 2023. However, the number of lives lost to gender-based violence remains a significant concern.![]()
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During the Police Portfolio Committee Meeting in Parliament on 17 November 2023, police data indicated a decline in murder cases of women, from 989 to 881, and a reduction in cases involving children, from 315 to 293, compared to the same period last year.![]()
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Despite these encouraging trends, there are worrisome increases in other violent crimes. Attempted murder saw a substantial spike of 18.6%, with 1 514 cases reported – a notable surge from the previous year. Assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm (GBH) also rose by 5.1%, reaching 14 401 reported cases.![]()
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In crimes against children, attempted murder experienced a concerning surge of 22.8%, with 361 reported cases. On a more positive note, assault with intent to cause GBH decreased by 4%, with 1 820 cases reported.![]()
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Beyond the numerical trends, the IFP underscores the need for a comprehensive approach to address the root causes of violence. The leading factors contributing to murders include arguments, misunderstandings, road rage, and provocation, with vigilantism or mob justice and robbery following closely.![]()
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The IFP calls for sustained efforts and collaborative initiatives to create safer communities. The party remains committed to working towards a society where every individual, especially women and children, can live free from the threat of violence.![]()
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Hon. Zandile Majozi MP![]()
IFP Spokesperson on Police![]()
073 052 9556
The Inkatha Freedom Party urges all South Africans: Let your voice be heard! 🇿🇦🗣️ ![]()
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Register to vote on 18 and 19 November 2023, at voting stations across all provinces. Your vote matters. Sonqoba Simunye! 🗳️![]()
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Our Leadership
The dedicated servant leaders striving to make South Africa a better place for all
Hon. Inkosi Mzamo Buthelezi
MP, IFP Deputy President
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Learn about the IFP’s history, our vision for South Africa and her people, the various IFP structures, and the policies that inform how we govern.
“We have our own history, our own language, our own culture. But our destiny is also tied up with the destinies of other people – history has made us all South Africans.”
Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, President Emeritus
2021
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