Inkatha Freedom Party

  The South African Democratic Students Movement, the IFP aligned student organization, won the highly anticipated students' elections convincingly at eThekwini College, defeating their opposition- the ANC aligned South African Students Congress. Langa Nzuza, the chief Independent Electoral Commission officer responsible for monitoring the elections, confirmed that SADESMO had emerged victorious in the peaceful elections. SADESMO won seven positions and SASCO won four. SADESMO provincial Chairperson Ntokozo Mafuleka said the results were the proof that last year's elections were not legitimate. Spokesperson Bheki Hlophe said," There were no reports of any disruption during the elections, and we hope the new leadership will represent students' needs and show maturity when discussing student matters." SADESMO for liberation!!!! SADESMO We are leaders! We are leaders created for greatness.  

  My fellow South Africans, the celebration of Human Rights' Day in 2024 is unique in many ways. For the first time since the dawn of our democracy, we stand on the brink of fundamental change in the political landscape of South Africa. Just as IFP did in 1994, in 2024 we will queue at voting stations across our country and use the power of our vote to install a new leadership into government. Those who have failed us will be removed, and those whom we trust will become our elected representatives. For the IFP, this day has always had added meaning, because on this day in 1975, Inkatha yeNkululeko yeSizwe was founded. On 21 March 1975, a group of committed patriots and freedom fighter gathered at KwaNzimela to reignite the struggle for liberation on South African soil. Inkatha was born to take this story in the right direction, and for 49 years we have succeeded. We have given to South Africa a powerful voice for truth, democracy, peace and freedom. We have been the voice of human

  The Inkatha Freedom Party has an appeal from President Cyril Ramaphosa for a meeting to settle their differences in KwaZulu-Natal ahead of the elections. This follows a clash, between the two parties in KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday, when government sponsored event to honour the late Zulu King Dinizulu ka Cetshwayo, turned ugly resulting in 11 people being assaulted. 'WE DON'T WANT BLOODSHED IN KZN OR ANY PROVINCE' According to "Independent Online", the IFP rejected the call on Monday, saying it did not want such a meeting because the party was not involved in any violence. IFP have noted that President Cyril Ramaphosa has said in the media that a meeting between the IFP and ANC will take place, a glaring and irresponsible indictment towards the IFP suggesting we must meet because the IFP is involved. 'IFP IS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY VIOLENCE' Hlengwa said that if such a meeting were to take place, the ANC would first have to explain the nature of the meeting, wh

  President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for political tolerance in the elections following a spat between the African National Congress and Inkatha Freedom Party in KwaZulu-Natal over the weekend. This was after a number of ANC supporters were allegedly attacked by IFP supporters. This has been denied by the IFP, which said it will report the ANC women's League to the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) for making an inflammatory statement. Ramaphosa on Sunday said they would investigate the attack of ANC supporters in the province. He said what happened was unfortunate and they were against any violence. The police would also investigate the attack.

  The Inkatha Freedom Party leader Velenkosini Hlabisa says KwaZulu-Natal senior leaders need tonbe careful  of what they say. He was speaking on the KwaCeza incident that left more than a dozen people hurt last weekend. Economic Development MEC and ANC provincial chair, Sboniso Duma grabbed the mic from Zulu traditional prime Minister and IFP NEC member, Thulasizwe Buthelezi. This was while Buthelezi was making comments about ANC politicians at an event to commemorate the death of King Dinuzulu. Duma accused him of using a government occasion to criticism opponents. Yesterday Hlabisa condemned statement by the ANC in KZN and the provincial government in which they slammed Buthelezi, for using the wrong platform for his utterances. Some words which were used you won't find them said by ANC leaders at a national level. That is different, you find between ANC in KwaZulu-Natal and aNC at a national level. You can't want peace on the one hand but on the other hand you are carrying

                  https://youtu.be/ZPqFKxkXrKw?si=1TUw67-Vo_i8xCNR The Inkatha Freedom Party has accused the ANC KwaZulu-Natal leader Siboniso Duma of disrespecting the Zulu monarch and nation. This comes after tensions between the IFP, and the ANC reared their ugly head at the 110th commemoration of the death of King Dinuzulu kaCetshwayo on Saturday. Videos has been circulating on social media of Duma grabbing the microphone from the Zulu prime minister, Thulasizwe Buthelezi, who is also an IFP mayor in Zululand District Municipality. It was clear what Buthelezi wanted to say about the ANC's provincial secretary when the mic was taken from him.  The chants spoke of a disrespectful chicken that was out of order. The nation is under the huge shame as our King Misuzulu Zulu was disrespected in front of many cameras and people who were watching saw everything that happened there. How can our own King be disrespected in that form of a way, who does that? The

The Inkatha Freedom Party is so excited because it has taken three wards off the ANC in the Newcastle Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal in the latest round of by-elections, which were held on Wednesday.   In doing so it has consolidated its control over the municipality which it took off the ANC 2021 local government elections and continued to build on the run of by elections wins it has secured around the province since then.   IFP KwaZulu-Natal provincial chairperson Thami Ntuli says the party was ''excited'' by its ''resounding success'' in the latest by elections. ''These results again underscore the significant growing support for the IFP. We extended our heartfelt gratitude to all our supporters, volunteers and structures for their unwavering dedication to our party.''   The IFP took 25.59% of the vote in Newcastle. As we stood on the threshold of democracy, however, it was not good enough to hope that the majority party would never fai

  Unveiling the manifesto's 13-point plan, Hlabisa said his party's ' 'programmed of action '' focused on creating jobs, unlocking the economy, dealing decisively with crime and corruption and ending rolling blackouts by diversifying the energy sector. The IFP said spaza shops must be wholly owned by South Africans, that company's staff must include at least 80% South Africans and that low-skilled work must be reserved for South Africans. It also committed to strengthening immigration control to deal with the '' national security threat' ' created by the '' illegal immigration crisis.'' ''The IFP will roll our free basic education while reforming NSFAs so that it delivers on its mandate of empowering the youth'', reads the manifesto, which also commits to reducing the price of internet data. ''The IFP will roll out an Unemployed Graduate Grant of R3000 for a fixed period, to assist graduates to find mea

 Calls To Action Against Poverty, Corruption and Crime. Thousands of Inkatha Freedom Party supporters filled up Moses Mabhida Stadium to hear the party launch it 2024 election manifesto on Sunday. The party's 13-point plan emphasizes tackling immigration challenges and reserving jobs for South Africans. The launch of IFP election manifesto on Sunday 10 March 2024 saw party president Velenkosini Hlabisa unveil the party's 13-point plan, which it says would give South Africans hope and secue the country from poverty, unemployment, rampant corruption, a stagnant economy and high levels of crime and criminality. IFP national spokesperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa, who was the MC at the event, said his party had disappointed doomsayers by filling the Stadium to capacity. The highlight for the day was the IFP helicopter hovering over the Stadium with a giant IFP flag featuring over the stadium with a IFP founder Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi and a smaller one of Hlabisa. That and T-shirts worn

At least 36 people were injured when three buses ferrying people to the IFP's election manifesto launch in Durban were involved in an accident on the N2 near Gingindlovu in KwaZulu-Natal. IPSS Medical Rescue spokesperson Samantha Meyrick said emergency services were called to the scene at 8:45am on Sunday after three buses headed for the rally were in an accident. Fortunately, there were no fatalities. There were seven people who were seriously injured and one critical injured. The remaining cases were just minor injuries. According to the scene commander, there were36 people who were injured. All of the injured were taken to hospital. There have been a number of road accidents before and after political rallies this year, claiming several lives. I'm not sure of what actually happened, all know is that there were three buses which were headed to the rally and were involved in an accident. It happened on bridge 14 on the N2, between Gingindlovu and Matigulu.  Drive carefully so

  I am excited to announce that SADESMO students are now ready for the trip to Moses Mabhida Stadium. As you can see how excited they are from the above picture, their faces are full of happiness as we all know there's IFPManifestolaunch.2024! They are waiting for the bus. A bus will be departing from campus at 06:00 am on Sunday. If you are unable to make it to campus, please make use of the buses that have been allocated in your respective wards by IFP. These buses will be running according to a schedule, which will be communicated. I ask that you please make use of the transportation that has been arranged for you all, so that we can ensure we have a smooth and safe experience for everyone. It is important to us that all SADESMO members have a positive experience, and everyone arrives on time without any issues. I appreciate your cooperation in this matter. SADESMO is a branch come from Inkatha Freedom Party organization, it says "EDUCATION FOR LIBERATION'' meaning

  The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) says their elections manifesto is best suited to respond to South Africans' daily lived material conditions. IFP is a set to launch its manifesto today at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban. The manifesto will be launched under the theme "Let's do it for Shenge ."  This will be party's first manifesto launch without its founder President Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi who died in September last year. IFP leader Velenkosini Hlabisa is expected to outline the commitments the party is making to South Africans in a bid to capture their vote in the May National and provincial elections. IFP National spokesperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa says IFP will present credible and significant alternatives and policies to the problems affecting the country. Hlengwa says " We fully recognise that the country is on its knees having collapsed politically, socially and economically having dire consequences, in particular for young people and the future of

    Inkatha Freedom Party got you... do you want to lose it? No of course not. Inkatha introduce MANIFESTO LAUNCH 2024 that will be held at Moses Mabhida Stadium. I am telling you, and it your responsibility to tell your friend and your friend tell his/her friends too. We live for Inkatha!!! Once Inkatha always Inkatha! Catch your favorite artists at IFP Manifesto Launch on the 10th of March at Moses Mabhida Stadium. Free transportation to Durban, Nkatha got your back... who else does that Inkatha Freedom Party. Give yourself a chance to experience something new meet artist face-to-face, take pictures, videos and many more. Come to the Manifesto Launch 2024. You want to stay at home doing what...? nothing comes and live a little with Inkatha by your side. Inkatha welcome everyone regardless of their actions or doing, you are all welcome. Now you have a chance to change your mind, under Inkatha you have a home a huge family that will forever live. Inkatha for everyone. Meet you all ther

Live your best life with Inkatha Freedom Party. Don't have your membership card yet? Join IFP today! Ungasali Yenza Plan. Share your picture with your membership card. Join the challenge!!! #IFP Membership! Inkatha in simple words  National Freedom Party (NFP) is a South African political party. It was launched on 25 January by Zanele ka Magwaza Msibi, former chairperson of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), along with other former IFP members. The Inkatha was the magic and sacred ''grass coil'', a symbol of unity of the Zulu nation. The sacred item was normally kept under guard, and Zulu kings sometimes seated themselves on it when going to war. Ideology: Conservatism Anti-communism Ubuntu philosophy Constitutional monarchism Factions: KwaZulu-Natal regionalism.

Greeting to the house at large and it largest in capacity.  I am Thandiswa Nkosi, born in KwaZulu-Natal at Ondini. I live at Mtikini area. I am a third-year student from University of Zululand doing Diploma in Public Relations Management. My goal is to work in association with professional groups who offer me the opportunity for career advancement and professional growth also to secure a promising position that offers both a challenge and a good opportunity for growth. For my upcoming semester, my goal is to work in a stimulating environment where I can apply & enhance my knowledge, skill to serve the organization to the best of my efforts. My blog about Inkatha will continue because I want people to know where Inkatha Freedom Party coming and where it's going. .