Former DA KwaZulu-Natal member of the provincial legislature Mbali Ntuli is confident that her transition from party politics to community development work will help address young people’s current disillusionment with government, which she says makes it difficult to hold those who have been elected to leadership positions to account.
Ground Work Collective is a new initiative started by former DA politician Mbali Ntuli. She joined TimesLIVE contributor and analyst Eusebius McKaiser, on his TimesLIVE podcast, to explain the motivation behind this non-profit company, and how it will achieve its goals.
Community organiser and former politician Mbali Ntuli said that while voting was a personal action, ‘democracy is a group project’ as she aims to kick start the work of keeping democracy alive through active participation and civic organisation.
Founder of non-profit company, Ground Work Collective (GWC) Mbali Ntuli says while the African National Congress (ANC) may take a bruising at next year’s polls, she doesn’t expect a major shift in the makeup of the country’s national politics.
Durban – Former MP-turned-activist Mbali Ntuli is on a campaign to help the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) to register half a million first-time voters for the 2024 elections.
The countdown to the 2024 elections has begun, and this former politician is certain that the youth vote is what we need to foster change in South Africa.
The Ground Work Collective, an organisation recently launched by the former DA KwaZulu-Natal MPL, describes itself as anything but a political party, but rather an organisation that has been built to assist communities by providing civic education to empower themselves in their own lives.
Former DA MP Mbali Ntuli’s Ground Work Collective (GWC) has launched #X_Change, which is an initiative aimed at “reshaping” civic participation, especially to entice the youth.
Former DA MPL Mbali Ntuli has launched a non-profit organisation called Ground Work Collective (GWC) to “show patriotic South Africans how they can take their country back”.
JOHANNESBURG – Civil society organisation Ground Work Collective says while elections were free and fair, voter turnout was disappointing.
