03/06/2026
STATEMENT BY THE ANC BET SISONKE BRANCH – DANNHAUSER SUB-REGION (MBUSO KUBHEKA)
03 June 2026
The ANC BET Sisonke Branch in the Dannhauser Sub-Region wishes to express its sincere appreciation to all volunteers, activists, branch members, and supporters who participated in the successful postering campaign conducted across our communities.
We are encouraged by the overwhelming response and commitment shown by comrades who came out in their numbers to ensure that the campaign reached every corner of our area. The spirit of unity, discipline, and dedication demonstrated throughout the campaign reflects the strength and readiness of our movement as we prepare for the upcoming Local Government Elections.
The successful postering campaign is not merely about placing posters; it is about taking the message of the ANC directly to the people. It is about reconnecting with our communities, listening to their concerns, and reaffirming our commitment to improving their lives through responsive and accountable local government.
As we move forward, our focus must be clear: **every street, every block, every cell, and every household must be reached.** The ANC message must be carried through direct person-to-person engagement. Every member and volunteer has a responsibility to become an ambassador of the movement, ensuring that no voter is left behind.
The energy displayed during this campaign gives us confidence that victory is within our reach. However, victory will not come by chance—it will be achieved through hard work, unity, discipline, and an unwavering commitment to serve our people.
We therefore call upon all ANC structures, volunteers, and supporters to intensify voter registration efforts, strengthen community outreach programmes, and continue mobilising our people behind the vision of a better life for all.
United in purpose, united in action, united in victory.
Victory is Certain Through Unity!
Issued by:
ANC BET Sisonke Branch
Dannhauser Sub-Region (Mbuso Kubheka)
"Forward to ANC Victory Forward!"
"Amandla! Awethu!"
