iLembe auditorium was full of jubilation and song as the ANC Women’s league hosted a prayer meeting this past week.
The event which proved to be very fruitful, literally and figuratively, saw a whole host of religious leaders speaking to and appealing to their audience about the need to vote.
One of three priests who attended was Mr Mzamo Mcineka who was very passionate in his message to all present.
“I pray for a safe and successful election. Drug abuse and ‘whoonga’ must be dealt with severely,” said Mcineka.
Another priest said it was our job to take care of South Africa.
Ms Queeneth Magwaza, a veteran of the ANC movement since 1959, shared her views on the youth and voting.
“The youth must be tolerant and aim to be more politically mature. They need to face up to their responsibilities and vote as they are the future leaders of this country,” said a defiant Magwaza.
The ANC Women’s League thanked their members in some of the best ways possible.
The grand finale took place after the meeting when ANC provincial secretary, Nonhla Khosa, started handing out food hampers. The people erupted with yet more song and dance as the hampers were handed in droves.
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