NEW BLOOD NEW IDEAS

NEW BLOOD NEW IDEAS
That believed with the newly female led political party Agang SA.
"I am happy that this leadership team draws from experience in community activism, labour unionism, entrepreneurship and big business, and even academia. It also blends age and youth, and gender, with rising stars in the party and on the political landscape given a chance to come through," says Dr Ramphele. 
“I am particularly pleased that many of the current leadership team joined Agang SA early on and have worked hard to establish our young party and make it the political force it already is, despite the many challenges we have faced in the past year," continues Ramphele. 

According to Ramphele, the party lists of candidates for regional and national Parliament are ready and be submitted to the Independent Electoral Commission within the mandatory timeline set.

We dream of a new future for this country, of a way forward no longer mired in the failures of our recent past.

We dream of building a new type of state, where citizens realise their potential and take responsibility for building the country of their dreams.

We dream of a country in which citizens enjoy the fruits of democracy and are able to aspire and to achieve their dreams; we dream of a country where citizens come

first.

These dreams inspired the creation of Agang SA.

We seek to provide a political home for all South Africans who are humiliated by their dependency on handouts and are tired of things as they have been who recognise that it is time to build South Africa, together, into a winning country.

All the citizens of this country we call home can build this country if we live the

values of hope, dignity and freedom.

In Agang SA there is hope that South Africa will be the best country it can be by providing the dignity in people who are able to support themselves and their family, and the freedom to stand up and demand better.

Agang SA offers a new opportunity for South Africans to regain their dignity and their voices which have become muted and lost.

Agang SA calls on citizens to reclaim to the early promise of our democracy. Citizens of this country have demonstrated to the world their ability to rise above partisanship, division, narrow self-interest, and greed.

“We see the South Africa of our future: a future where every man or woman

Search for a job, can find one that gives them a life of dignity and prosperity.

We see a country with an education system that no longer leaves students unskilled and dispirited, but produces a sense of purpose and self-worth.

We dream of a country where government officials and government leaders serve citizens, and not the narrow interests of elite. We demand a government that is not involved in the evil of corruption.” She said.

Aganga demands demand government leaders who understand the pride gained in serving the public.

“We see a future where there is not a single South African citizen who lives in poverty or is without housing, water and sanitation. We see a South Africa in which women and children are safe in their homes and safe in the streets. We see a future in which people that fall prey to illness receive the assistance they need from a healthcare system that works and does not leave

they worse off than when they arrived at hospital doors.” MAmphela said.

We dream of an economy where large businesses grow and where small businesses flourish without red tape and choking bureaucracy. We dream of an economy where citizens and businesses enjoy high quality appropriate infrastructure created through projects that generate sustainable jobs.

Agang SA dreams of a proud, resurgent and confident South Africa.

“We cannot make these dreams live if we are divided. We are South Africans, no matter our language, our culture, our colour. We want to work together as South African citizens to build the country of our dreams – by building roads and hospitals, and fighting corruption at every turn. We want to work together to start and develop new businesses, turn around our education system and create sustained, dignified jobs for each and every South African.” She said.