Media Conference: Announcing Registration

MEDIA ALERT 

The Labour Party of South Africa (Labour Party) has been successfully registered by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) and it will be contesting the national and provincial elections on 29 May 2024. 

Members of the media are invited to attend a briefing by the Labour Party’s interim executive committee, highlighting its key plans and ideological points of departure. 

The details of the media conference: 

Time: 10:00 

Date: 7 March 2024 

Place: Constitution Hill 

11 Kotze Street 

Braamfontein 

Johannesburg 

A finger lunch will be served after the conference. 

Please confirm your attendance with Esther Mabena on info@labourparty.org.za

Call us 010 005 5520

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