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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2024 · 57 MIN

Episode 29- Politics, Elections and the Multi-Party Charter with MP Dean Macpherson

from Xpect Performance · host Clinton Shum

With the South African national elections set for 29 May 2024, I sit down with MP,        DA provincial chairperson for KZN and Shadow Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry, Dean Macpherson. Dean has been a member of parliament since 2014 and having made his way up the Democratic Alliance through local governance in Durban North and surrounding areas, he has a unique and first-hand account of our situation in Ethekwini in particular. BIG takeaways from this episode are as follows:According to the polls, no party is going to get a majority this election. This is unprecedented. The multi-party charter has become a realistic light at the end of the proverbial tunnel. The DA has outlined what appears to be a practical five-year plan, based on seven Apex priorities.You can keep up to date with both Dean and Democratic Alliance on the below links:Democratic Alliance (da.org.za)Dean Macpherson MP (@DeanMacpherson) / X (twitter.com)The future is in your hands. Make your choice. Make your mark. Clint

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