ACTIONSA president Herman Mashaba has ordered its KZN premier candidate, Zwakele Mncwango, to remove the ANC from power and move the KZN Legislature back to Ulundi to honour the late Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi.
He also pleaded with Mncwango to also file a motion to have the eThekwini Metro named after Buthelezi to honour and respect his struggle for this country.
Mashaba said although Buthelezi was never a member of ActionSA, they know and acknowledge the role he played in the lives of the people of Mzansi.
Mashaba was speaking during the media briefing where they announced Mncwango as their premier candidate on Monday, 13 November. He said they were very proud of the kind of leader Mncwango was.
"As you embark on this journey, I have a few orders for you. The first marching order is for you to remove the ANC from power. Secondly, I need you to work with other parties to ensure that the KZN Legislature moves back to Ulundi in honour of the late Buthelezi. This is one of the ways we can honour him," said Msahaba.
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He said the third order was for Mncwango to file a motion to have eThekwini Municipality to be named after Buthelezi.
"This is acknowledging his role and thanking him for the role he played for this country. As ActionSA, we believe in ethical leaders and people must know that we are not here to make friends, we are here to serve the people of South Africa," said Mashaba.
Accepting the opportunity, Mncwango thanked the president of the party for having confidence in him. He vowed to continue fighting against corruption in the province.
"I take note of all the orders. I am happy for this opportunity to continue to serve the people of KZN in the best way we believe they deserve. The one thing that they will never do is to work with the ANC because the country is in this state because of their corruption," said Mncwango.
He said he fought the sewerage in eThekwini beaches and the South African Music Awards funding, and he emerged victorious.
"I have brought so many things to the attention of the ruling party and saved public funds, and that is what me and my team will continue to do. We want the best for KZN people," he said.
