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Our hope lies in God and in our Christian Democratic value system. If we are to see true moral renewal in our country, it must first start with us and then our families.
Our public representatives are here to serve you with dedication and integrity, to ensure service delivery and the proper oversight of government, and to take a firm stand whenever our freedoms are being undermined.
House Chair, The office of the Public Protector has the power as regulated by national legislation to investigate any conduct in state affairs in the public administration or any sphere's government that is alleged or suspected to be improper or to result in any...
Honourable House Chairperson, The ACDP extends its condolences to the families of those who lost their loved ones in the collapsed building in George. Those responsible for flouting regulatory and building safety standards, must be held to account. We note that the...
House Chair, The ACDP wishes to thank the Honourable Dion George for sponsoring the Responsible Spending Bill. We in the ACDP share concerns about the rapidly escalating public debt and debt service costs which are becoming unsustainable. Our debt service costs of...
House Chairperson, The ACDP welcomes this report and commends the Joint Committee on Ethics and Member’s Interest on this review which is much needed given the allegations that we have dealt with in this last Parliament. We also share the views of my colleague who...
The ACDP sends our heartfelt condolences to the family and the co-workers of those who died in the collapse and pray for the speedy recovery of all were injured.
Eskom’s has spent a total of R65bn over the past five years (more than a billion rand per month) on diesel expenditure on emergency generation, with most of this spent in the last two years.
The ACDP and other parties have petitioned the President not to sign the Electoral Matters Amendment Bill into law, as this greedy ANC move poses a grave threat to our multi-party democracy.
In its current form, the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill (BELA Bill) has largely been rejected by the majority of South Africans which includes parents, religious bodies, civil society, community leaders, home-schoolers and school governing bodies, as well as various other organisations.
The world does not need more wars, but peace.
With your support, we will continue to defend the values and freedoms you hold dear, extend our reach to more communities and strengthen our Christian voice in all spheres of Government.
