IFP ANNOUNCES NEW MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL

ONLINE EDITOR @KASIBC_AFRICA MAKEKASIGREAT©®™
ONLINE EDITOR @KASIBC_AFRICA


IFP ANNOUNCES NEW MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL

The IFP is pleased to announce the appointment of five new members to its National Council, following the acceptance by the Party’s NEC of nominations submitted by the President of the IFP, Hon Velenkosini Hlabisa MP.

The new appointments have been made to fill five vacancies that have recently arisen within the National Council.

The National Council, the highest decision-making body of the Party between conferences, plays a vital role in guiding the IFP’s strategic direction, policy development, and governance. These appointments form part of the Party’s continued efforts to strengthen its leadership structures and ensure that the IFP remains agile, inclusive, and well-positioned in its onward march toward the 2026 elections.

The newly appointed members of the National Council are:

These dedicated members bring a wealth of experience, knowledge, and passion for service that will enrich the work of the National Council. Collectively, they embody the IFP’s enduring principles of integrity, accountability, and people-centered leadership.

The IFP remains committed to its ongoing renewal and generational balance in the IFP’s leadership ranks.

The IFP congratulates the newly appointed members and extends its best wishes as they take up this important responsibility in advancing the vision and mission of the Party.

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