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ARA hoping to gain trust from Cape Town voters during local polls

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The African Restoration Alliance (ARA) will contest the elections within numerous wards in Cape Town.

Established late in 2020, the party says it wants to see servant leadership take centre stage again with equal service delivery as one of its core pillars.

ARA is one of numerous growing organisations in the Western Cape that is hoping to gain voters’ trust.

Mayoral candidate Henry van der Zandt says he’s stepping into the race with a mission to restore civic dignity, law and order and reliable governance to all communities.

“So the first thing ARA would like to do is bring services back to the communities.

I believe that we want to restore trust through rebuilding our communities, put service first and politics last.”

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