New Political party planned for South Africa WORLD NEWS ...

July 22, 2012

? The Editor World News Tomorrow ?

WORLD NEWS TOMORROW | WNT NEWS AFRICA:? As part of an exploratory committee the following article is written.? A new political party called the? Consumers Party has announce their presence in South Africa after an exclusive interview with World News Tomorrow. The new party, not official launched yet,? have indicated that their policies is much conversational from the ANC and their oppositions.

Although the new Consumers Party (CP)? technically is still a secret their policies will be wide and clear. They stand for the interest of the consumer and protection of your consumers rights in South Africa. While everybody ells is fighting? over other issues, the consumers seems to be overcharged on basic living cost by government and corporations showing their lack of understanding for the South African consumer needs.

The new party is a non-racial party that hopes to present all consumers to fight unfair cost prices coursing consumers to be deprived of? basic living standards such as lower prices of food, housing? and fuel prices.

The Consumers Party (CP) have set out the following policy? as they believe these issue need urgent attention

1. A smaller parliament with a lower wage Bil
2. Lower municipal cost and better services by cutting to top management wage bill implementing better expertise
3. Reduce tax and interest rates to level with international standards and inflated interest on bank loans.
4. The stopping of fuel price manipulation and reduce of transport cost that would increase business in the economy
5. Reduction of electricity to sustain equality for all.
6. Reduction of VAT and lower Parliament cost

This is said to spark a new paradigm in South Africa that many consumer will welcome and might have far reaching implications for other political parties in South Africa including the present ruling ANC party of South Africa.It might be the right time for such interaction as the present situation in South Africa with a collapsed health care and social security need instant reform to ensure public?s safety .

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Source: http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/?p=2065

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