The achievement of minority rights in education, the economy, labour market, security, health and local government, where the ANC has marginalised Afrikaners. Seeking peace and co-operation with other nations and establishing a powerful alliance against the ANC to negotiate jointly for the rights of different peoples. We call for constitutional reforms as the present constitution disregards the reality of individual nations and different cultures and grants excessive rights to criminals, making our country ungovernable. Unity is strength. Unemployment has increased, health care has deteriorated, the number of people living in shacks has increased, crime is out of control and corruption is rampant.
Quality of life is worse than five years ago.
The social degradation and malaise of the majority of the people are threatening the political gains we have made. Democracy and social order cannot be maintained where a minority racial group controls the wealth while the indigenous live in squalor. Those who enjoyed the fruits of apartheid still cling to economic power and privileges. To continue this, they rent black individuals and black-controlled companies. To the Azanian People's Organisation, political power must translate into economic powers, which will give the poor a better chance.