African Transformation Movement

This is what irks me with these folks. Home Affairs only has 1169 immigration officers, they don’t even have documents scanners, biometric tools to do the work. This is on top on non existent borders. The DA/ANC/GNU doesn’t have any political will to deal with illegal immigration.

Take a look at what is actually going on. We cant surrender the City of Joburg to parties who want to privatize the city's functions

R 1.3 billion has been spent on grants for permanent residents, refugees and asylum seekers in 25/26 financial year.

The importance of voting CORRECTLY on the 4th of November 2026.

We can only sleep once the @CityofJoburgZA has been transformed. Vote ATM

We have just concluded a meaningful engagement with the people of Ward 121 in Lawley, where unemployment remains one of the biggest challenges facing our youth. But today was not just about discussing problems. The @ATMovement_SA brought opportunities to the community, with several companies present offering learnership programs to help young people gain skills and access employment opportunities.

Today, I join the MTBPS Debrief to confront the realities of municipal finances and what they mean for ordinary residents and small businesses. Johannesburg is not short of resources or potential. What it lacks is leadership that understands how economic decisions affect ordinary people.

We just concluded our blitz programme in Sandton. Let’s meet tomorrow at the Orlando Communal Hall at 14:00.

At yesterday’s TESA MTBPS Debrief, I raised a critical issue facing Joburg. When businesspeople fund political parties expecting tenders in return, is the City being governed or auctioned to the highest bidder?

Thank you Orlando Next week we will wrap up our campaign in Ivory Park then Orange Farm.

As the country prepares for the upcoming elections, we are reminded that leadership is not merely about occupying positions of power, but about serving the people with humility, honesty and integrity. We thank Grace Bible Church in Pimville, Soweto leadership for the warm invitation and for bringing faith and leadership into one important conversation.

Beyond our daily responsibilities, moments like these remind us of the importance of staying connected to our communities and the people we serve. A wonderful time spent with the congregation of the Twelve Apostles’ Church in Christ (TACC) in Mndeni, Soweto.

It’s disappointing the President promised the employment of 10 000 labour inspectors during SONA yet no funding has been provided to employ them. Illegal immigration related protests threaten social instability and government lacks capacity to manage immigration. BMA is underfunded, there’s only 1100 immigration officers to enforce immigration laws. The fuel levy relief is welcomed but the fuel price structure that leads to high fuel prices remains. Until we deal with the structure, motorists will be burdened by high fuel prices.