Tangible action steps needed in SONA: IFP
The IFP says the time has come for President Cyril Ramaphosa to start fulfilling the promises he made during the election and at his inauguration.
The party's Mkhuleko Hlengwa has been speaking at the National Assembly, ahead of this evening' State of the Nation Address.
He says unemployment, the eradication of poverty and fighting corruption should be top of mind.
"We are expecting a State of the Nation Address which is going to be a road map of tangible steps to be taken which will fulfill the vision the president has laid out for the country."
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"The IFP is mainly looking for the stabilisation of our SOEs, growing the economy and ensuring that young people get jobs and that universal healthcare is prioritised," Hlengwa said.
