Motsoeneng urges QwaQwa residents to vote in numbers

Leader of the African Content Movement (ACM), Hlaudi Motsoeneng, has urged residents of QwaQwa to come out in numbers and vote.

Motsoeneng cast his vote at Miri Primary School in Thaba Bosiu, where he attended school.

He has encouraged the community to vote to see change in QwaQwa.

“I am very proud. The issue here is leadership; there is no leadership here today. And the people know I am the leader; I have turned around so many places here, even SABC.”

During the party’s manifesto launch in October, Motsoeneng prioritised job creation, reliable electricity and access to running water.

Motsoeneng said residents should not have to rely on JoJo tanks for water provision.

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-Report by Abigail Visagie