The Democratic Alliance has lost its direction according to the party's long-time Gauteng leader, John Moodey. Moodey

SAfm — The Democratic Alliance has lost its direction according to the party's long-time Gauteng leader, John Moodey. Moodey resigned from the party yesterday. He says it doesn't care about black, coloured and Indian voters and has been captured by individuals, who want to maintain the status quo in the organisation and the country. Moodey is the fourth senior leader to leave the party in less than a year, after Musi Maimane, Herman Mashaba and Athol Trollip.