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Inkatha Freedom Party

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Oct 23, 2026

Mmusi MaimaneGUEST
9:52
If you look at the parties around us, you take the Patriotic Alliance, that is a party for colored nationalism.
Mmusi MaimaneGUEST
10:00
You look at parties like the MK party, Zulu nationalism, the IFP, Zulu nationalism.
Mmusi MaimaneGUEST
10:07
All of these tribal effects make the parties grow faster.
Mmusi MaimaneGUEST
10:11
But when it's said and done, do they serve South Africa?
John PerlmanHOST
0:21
Over this week and next on 702 Drive, we're spending time with different political parties looking at key areas of policy and undertakings that they're setting out in their manifestos and in the messages that they are sharing with voters.
John PerlmanHOST
0:37
Today, it's the turn of the IFP, and we joined to represent that party today.
John PerlmanHOST
0:42
by Mlungisi Mabaso, who is the IFP's mayoral candidate for Johannesburg.
John PerlmanHOST
0:48
Mr. Mabaso, welcome and thanks very much for giving us your time.
Mlungisi MabasoGUEST
0:52
Thank you very much, Putjon, and greetings to yourself and the
John PerlmanHOST
0:56
listeners.
John PerlmanHOST
0:57
You took Mr Mabaso as the IFP of running the finances responsibly of municipalities living within their means, and yet you make substantial promises in regard to, for example, informal settlements.
John PerlmanHOST
1:15
They will get electricity.
Kingsley WakelinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:58
With a clear goal, we need to grow to at least 3.5%.
Zalene MerringtonCORRESPONDENT
1:03
IFP chief Hoop Nklantle Hadebe says the budget addressed crucial matters in a positive way.
Mkhuleko HlengwaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:09
The minister also talked about making allocations towards gender-based violence and femicide.
Mkhuleko HlengwaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:17
We know the challenges that our communities are facing.
Jack MillerGUEST
4:30
So the decision was, do I stay? Because growing up as a child, my father was very good friends with Dr.
Jack MillerGUEST
4:36
Mario Ambrosini, who was the right-hand man to Prince Mangusutu Butelezi and the IFP.
Jack MillerGUEST
4:41
So actually, the first party that I supported was the IFP.
Jack MillerGUEST
4:47
And they had a vision for a federal system in South Africa.
Jack MillerGUEST
4:52
And South Africa would have been a much better country had Prince Mangusutu Botilesi had more control over the direction of it.
Jack MillerGUEST
5:00
Unfortunately, what happened in 94 in the CODIS agreements is the IFP was excluded and you had the centrist totalitarian apartheid government handing over power to the centrist totalitarian ANC government.
Jack MillerGUEST
5:13
So, yes, I grew up in a family where Mario was like a second father to me.
Jack MillerGUEST
5:19
Prince Mangasutu Botelesi, I had tremendous respect for.
Frans CronjeGUEST
23:46
We have great reverence for people who are in ill health and the consequences of that or ultimately what they might be, then particularly so.
Frans CronjeGUEST
23:54
A, a colleague reminded me, in fact, yesterday afternoon when I said I wanted to come in to talk to you, uh, that, that after the, the death of, uh, Buthelezi, we saw a significant bump in support for the IFP.
Frans CronjeGUEST
24:08
Um, the MK campaign strategy is, is, is very good.
Frans CronjeGUEST
24:15
It's, it's, it is to say- I, and Jacob Zuma himself, was a great hero of the struggle, which is true.
Billy PainterGUEST
20:09
To, I'll try to squeeze this in real quick.
Billy PainterGUEST
20:11
The opposition, the, the Inkatha Freedom Party, which were, uh, again, the Zulus and the Xhosas.
Billy PainterGUEST
20:17
The Inkatha Freedom Party were the Zulus.
Billy PainterGUEST
20:19
The ANC mostly were the, were the Xhosas.
Billy PainterGUEST
20:23
Now, that, and that was Mandela's tribe.
Billy PainterGUEST
20:26
Well, you know, if you watch it on TV, th- uh, there's a, uh, there's a movie about Mandela with, uh, Sidney Poitier and Michael Caine.
Billy PainterGUEST
20:36
And, um, right there, they tried to make the Inkatha Freedom Party look like the, the big, bad monsters, till I looked at the ideology where Inkatha Freedom Party were anti-communist and a, a- and a more right-leaning conservative group that wa- that really didn't advo- advocate for violence.
Billy PainterGUEST
20:55
Whereas the ANC are, are left-wing, far left communists.
DJ FreshHOST
16:44
Mm.
Botsang Modimowame MoiloaGUEST
16:44
That Inkatha Freedom Party-
DJ FreshHOST
16:46
Mm
Botsang Modimowame MoiloaGUEST
16:46
... which had boycotted elections-
John DludluGUEST
1:39
But in the recent times, we can trace it back to the settlement period.
John DludluGUEST
1:45
that was made to get Ngata to come onto the ballot box in 1994, the issue of land was left unresolved.
John DludluGUEST
1:57
And it was just stitched up as a compromise.
John DludluGUEST
2:01
I call it a fudge because they just kicked the can further down the line.
John HlopheGUEST
1:35
Sure.
John HlopheGUEST
1:36
Uh, Bongani, you know, I think it's historical, but in the recent times, um, we can trace it back to the settlement, uh, that was made, uh, to get Inkatha to, uh, come onto the ballot box in 1994.
John HlopheGUEST
1:53
Uh, the issue of land, uh, was left unresolved, and it was just stitched up, uh, to, as a compromise.
John HlopheGUEST
2:01
I call it a fudge, uh, because, uh, it wa- they just kicked the can, uh, down, further down the line.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
So with South Africa heading towards local government elections, immigration has become a powerful political flashpoint.
speaker_0HOST
0:06
KZN March in March has attracted support from political parties, including ActionSA, the MK Party, and, uh, IFP, raising questions about whether public frustration is being channeled into electoral support or deepening anti-migrant sentiment.
speaker_0HOST
0:22
Political analyst Dr. Dale McKinley joins us to examine the political calculations behind these alliances, the real concerns facing communities, and what this means for democracy and social cohesion ahead of the polls.
speaker_0HOST
0:33
Dr-Dr. McKinley, as always, uh, a very good morning to you and welcome.

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