"People are very afraid of me" - Hlaudi Motsoeneng, Vows to Overcome Setbacks as ACM Struggles in 2024 Elections

Hlaudi Motsoeneng, leader of the African Content Movement (ACM), reflected on his party's performance in the 2024 general elections, expressing both disappointment and determination. Speaking at the national results operation center in Midrand,

Motsoeneng acknowledged the challenges faced by the ACM and attributed the party's poor performance to the short timeframe for campaigning.

Despite the low vote tally, Motsoeneng remained optimistic about the future of the ACM, stating that the party was supposed to receive around 30,000 votes. He asserted his readiness to lead and bring change to South Africa, emphasizing his commitment to mobilizing the people.

Motsoeneng exuded confidence in his leadership abilities, comparing himself favorably to President Cyril Ramaphosa. He criticized the current president's inability to deliver on promises and asserted his own reputation as a doer rather than a promiser.

With only 3,057 votes garnered so far and 61.16% of the ballots counted nationally, the ACM's performance in the elections has been underwhelming. Despite this setback, Motsoeneng remains resolute in his determination to make an impact in South African politics.