The Freedom Front Plus was registered in March 1994, just in time to contest South Africa's landmark elections on the 27th of April. Only one month old when South Africa went to the polls, the FF Plus became the fourth biggest party in SA's first parliament. Launching its manifesto on the 2nd of March in Centurion, Pretoria, the party promises to eradicate corruption, do away with cadre deployment and affirmative action, fix poor service delivery, as well as to restore reliable electricity supply among its core pillars. The party says after thirty years of the current government driving SA to the edge of ruin, the country needs a new dispensation. It also wants a recognition of group rights, promotion of independent communities, restoration of identity and protection of culture and diversity. Freedom Front Plus Leader Dr Pieter Groenewald joins us in the studio today to unpack the party's manifesto which was launched.

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