Change is in the hands of the Youth

The Land Party encourages young people to be brave enough and vote against the current ruling political elites to liberate themselves from abject poverty and from the repressive ANC and DA regimes. The Land Party discourages the young people to emulate the youth of 1976. The young people of 1976 are today in power and looting our country's resources in collaboration with our former colonial-settler enemy.

The youth of today must be courageous enough to vote for change. Under the current rule of the 1976 youth, the youth of today are neglected, uneducated, and make up the majority of the unemployed in our country - even when they have managed to further their education. Under the leadership of the youth of 1976, the current youth of our country are being denied opportunities for work and equality. Under the leadership of the youth of 1976, the current youth of our country are treated like foreigners in their native land.

The Land Party is saddened that the youth of South Africa are being sidelined from participating in growing the economy of our country. The fact that the youth of our country today are spectators in the political and economic climate of our country is horrifying. The Land Party want the youth of South Africa to understand that the youth of 1976 was good in 1976 but useless in 2021 as they continue to steal from the poor and plunder the wealth of our country while the majority of people live in abject poverty.

The Land Party asked the government to adopt a law that will force companies and businesses to ensure that 90% of their workforce are South African citizens. The Land Party strongly believes that the racist and discriminatory agenda of South African businesses are employing foreign nationals deliberately to frustrate South African citizens. The Land Party believe that the ongoing rejection of local South African citizens in the workplace is a political tool to used to project and label frustrated South Africans as xenophobic against their fellow African citizens.

The Land Party appeal to the youth of today to use 27 OCTOBER 2021 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS as a form of protest against the 1976 sellouts who are now in government, looting and feeding their families and relatives while the majority of people suffer, are homeless, and go to bed with empty stomachs. The Land Party asks the South African youth to be motivated and use their energy to vote out thieves and sellouts in government.

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