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Mayihlome Rally Manifesto Launch, Keynote Address delivered by ANC President, Comrade Cyril Ramaphosa at the Moses Mabhida Stadium,KZN.
In a groundbreaking move, the ANC has unveiled "Our Jobs Plan," a strategic initiative aimed at revitalizing South Africa's workforce. Over the next five years, the party commits to implementing this ambitious plan, with a primary focus on launching an extensive public employment program. This initiative is designed to create job opportunities not only in the public sector but also in small businesses and the social sector, representing a significant stride toward reinvigorating South Africa's employment landscape.

In a groundbreaking move, the ANC has unveiled "Our Jobs Plan," a strategic initiative aimed at revitalizing South Africa's workforce. Over the next five years, the party commits to implementing this ambitious plan, with a primary focus on launching an extensive public employment program. This initiative is designed to create job opportunities not only in the public sector but also in small businesses and the social sector, representing a significant stride toward reinvigorating South Africa's employment landscape.

Committed to fostering a more inclusive economy, the ANC introduces its second priority – a robust initiative to boost industrial growth, innovation, and job creation. Over the next five years, the party is poised to drive industrialization forward, providing active support for local businesses and labor-intensive industries. The ANC emphasizes safeguarding strategic sectors like steel while nurturing industries of the future, thereby deepening the transformation of South Africa's economic landscape. In an effort to alleviate the high cost of living for workers, the unemployed, and the middle class, the ANC presents its third priority – a comprehensive plan addressing essential needs such as food, housing, healthcare, energy, and wages. The party is dedicated to prioritizing food security and advocating for VAT exemption on crucial items. Additionally, the ANC aims to ensure that the national minimum wage keeps pace with inflation, taking decisive steps to enhance the overall affordability of everyday life for all citizens.

The ANC outlines its fourth priority, a steadfast commitment to investing in the people of South Africa for sustained human development. This strategic approach involves enhancing access to quality education and healthcare, promoting the widespread use of science and technology, and guaranteeing that all citizens have access to decent housing and essential services. Through these initiatives, the ANC aims to fortify the nation's human capital, fostering a society where individuals thrive through improved education, health, and overall well-being.

As part of its fifth priority, the ANC underscores the imperative to champion democracy and freedom over the next five years. The party affirms its dedication to promoting and defending the rights of every South African against various forms of discrimination, including racism, sexism, gender-based violence, homophobia, and intolerance. This steadfast commitment extends to advancing the rights and dignity of diverse groups within society, such as children, older persons, persons with disabilities, the LGBTQI community, and the youth.

In a bid to contribute to global peace, development, and justice, the ANC unveils its sixth priority – a commitment to playing an active role on the international stage. Over the next five years, the party pledges to support the operationalization of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), aiming to enhance South Africa's trade and manufacturing partnerships within the African continent. Through these initiatives, the ANC envisions a future where South Africa actively contributes to building a better Africa and world, fostering collaboration and prosperity on a global scale.

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