On Friday, 19 May, IFP Secretary-General, Hon. SL Ngcobo, and IFP National Spokesperson, Hon. MM Hlengwa, will brief the media on the IFP’s state of readiness as we approach the 12-month mark prior to the upcoming 2024 Elections.
They will take questions.
All media are invited.
Date:Â 19 May 2023
Time:Â 10h30
Location:Â 1st floor Boardroom, IFP Head Office, 2 Durban Place, Durban
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Contact
IFP National Spokesperson
Hon. Mkhuleko Hlengwa MP
071 111 0539
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